Yeah, after having a spark plug issues in Bahrain and a failed torque drive in Australia, Sebastian Vettel took the lead from Mark Webber on the first lap and never looked back. A well deserve victory for him after having leading the first 2 races only to have his victory slipped by. So congrats to both Vettel and Webber on getting the 1-2 finish at a lively race in Sepang...

But of course, the race was strangely enough not affected by the rain as somehow the entire race was practically dry on Sunday after what was a really soaked qualifying session on Saturday. Plenty of overtaking and retirements did happen, proving that Malaysia is never a dull grand prix be it on a sunny day or a torrential downpour like it was last year. So like, 3 different winners in 3 races so far? 2010 is shaping up to be a very unpredictable season indeed, even if people complain that the race is a bit "boring" with the ban of refueling in the race that didn't stop the race becoming any less interesting. Sure the race in Bahrain can considered to be boring, but Australia and Malaysia proved that was unlikely to be true...

The next race will be in Shanghai for the Chinese Grand Prix on the 18th of April with Felipe Massa leading the points standings and the top 7 just separated by less than 10 points. Will there be more action and drama happen then? Will there be yet another different winner? Anyone's guess is as good as mine I'd say, hahahaha...

Vettel heads Red Bull 1-2 in Malaysia