There´s only one rookie in F1 this year, and he´s made a pretty good start to the season. Even Buemi´s boss at Toro Rosso is impressed with his first three races.

The third round of the 2009 season begins another set of back-to-back racing, this weekend in China. The Shanghai International Circuit isn´t always entertaining but the rain arrived to mix things up a bit.

BMW have only been running one KERS device, but will go all out in China with both cars sporting it. Ferrari, though, have decided to not run with KERS this weekend.

After several weeks of waiting, and a single day of deliberation by the FIA, we now know that the rear diffusers of Brawn GP, Williams and Toyota are legal.

Ferrari plan a personnel reshuffle to try and solve some of the problems they´ve experienced so far this season.

When a driver is ready to qualify for a Grand Prix, there is still an argument for waiting in the garage until the last possible moment. Here we look at the strategies behind timing when to go out for a hot lap.

When it comes to a car livery, it´s important to be unique, to keep the sponsors happy, and of course, to create a brand for yourself. However, there are regulations governing even the paintwork on every car.

Everyone seems to be signing up to Twitter now, and F1 is no different. There are several teams, journalists and others worth watching, so here are a few of them.

Mark Webber has a tough year ahead of him, recovering from a broken leg, and with his raciest teammate yet. However, he´s overcome plenty of difficulties in the past to get where he is today, so don´t count him out.

After an exciting opener to the season in Melbourne, the paddock moved on to Sepang for back-to-back racing. The later starting time, and the possibility of rain meant this was one to watch out for.