The fifth round of the championship took place in Turkey this year, which made a change from 2007 when it was much later in the year. How did the change in temperature affect the teams?

The fourth round in the championship took place at the Circuit de Catalunya, which can often be a bit of a procession. However, this year things were a little bit more exciting, and here I´ll tell you all the details.

The third round of the 2008 season saw our drivers int the desert, making the most of the track in Bahrain. A few incidents but nothing major to write home about, here I cover all the action.

The second round of the championship took place in the hot and humid climate in Malaysia. Apparently this event will be a night race from next year, which may make things cooler for the drivers. But for now, we can recap the events in the heat of Malaysia.

The final round of the 2008 World Championship was held at Brazil this weekend and turned into a nail-biting finale for what has been a brilliant season. Here´s what happened and who triumphed.

The penultimate round of the 2008 season took place in China this weekend and whilst it was a run of the mill race with no major excitements, it sets things up nicely for Brazil. Here we take a look at what happened and how the championship is looking.

As the season draws to a close, the pressure begins to mount, and we saw both Hamilton and Massa have very scrappy races. Here we look at what happened, and what that does to the championship.

Our first ever night race saw plenty of action and two safety cars. Here we take a look at who ended up in the wall, and what the result does to the championship.

Back to back races lead us onto the last European destination of the season, and Ferrari's home race - Italy. Read on to find out what happened when the weather took an unseasonable change.

Spa always provides an interesting race, whether it´s because of rain or controversies. This year it was a little bit of both - read on for a review of the race.