The Official F1 Malaysian Grand Prix Banter and Discussion Thread [SPOILERS]
 

We are on to Race #2 in the 2009 F1 season! It will be hard to surpass the excitement of Race #1 in Australia, but I bet this race is even better. Ferrari and McLaren are going to have a lot figured out while Brawn GP will be coming in with a lot of confidence.

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Here is the TV schedule on SPEED:

THURSDAY EVE/FRIDAY MORN
LIVE Practice - 2:00am ET/11:00pm PT

SATURDAY
LIVE Qualifying - 5:00am ET/2:00am PT

SUNDAY
LIVE Malaysian Grand Prix - 4:30am ET/1:30am PT

For Internet streaming, try this link: Justin.tv - Dragons Bar: sports auto.

Let's be sure to avoid spoilers in our thread titles as not everyone will get up at these ungodly hours to watch the race live. Try to keep discussion about the race in this thread.

Let the discussion begin!!

I expect Ferrari to be the only team to improve their results from Melbourne.

I think nothing else will change until Spain.

i think malaysia will be even better. it will exciting to see how Brawn does during the entire season

Like everyone else is stating...the races are going to be extremely tight becuz of the new rules.

Brawn GP is looking good so far :) However, GO MCLAREN! Lewis put on an Impressive show in Australia.

Can't wait! Is anyone here in the US actually planning to stay up/get up to watch the race? I'll be here for sure!

:yup:

Hey, your new Lewis avatar is coming along nicely! What's going to happen if neither team wins the WDC/WCC?

I suggest both of you put Brawn GP avatars even though I still think this season is gonna be a two horse race when it's all said and done

Sounds like a plan! I might have to request a Brawn GP hat when I win the Fantasy League too!

I think the results in Malaysia will be similar to Australia, 1 week isnt enough time to make the changes needed to close the gap right now. As Ron Dennis before the race, "we expect to be competitive by Europe".