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Webber won the poll in Malaysia, after a great qualifying lap of 1:49.327. Unfortunately for many drivers heavy rain started even from Q1, leaving the McLarens and the Ferraris out of Q2. The rain continued resulting in stopping the qualifying session just a few minutes before the end of Q3. The session restarted again after a few minutes and finished, bringing results that we are not used to see.

The second race of the season has been one of the best races in the recent years. It had a bit of almost everything. Light rain, fights, mistakes, strategies and above all pure race driving.

As Vettel started from the pole, he pulled off ahead with Felipe Massa, who had a great start, turning second and Webber third. In the first corner Jenson Button touched Alonso who spinned causing Michael Schumacher to hit him. Both drivers fell back in the last positions.

Alonso managed to take a glorious pole in Hungary during the Saturday's qualification session. Although he is running very light, the fact that he will be starting from the first place is an advantage inside Hungaroring.

The qualification showed that most teams have improved a lot, and it is a sign (?) that we are going to have a great second half of the championship. McLaren is making a move towards improvement and so is Renault. Ferrari kept its good status. However Ferrari driver Felipe Massa had a terrible accident during the session, that attracted everyone's attention, leaving the qualification results at second.

Mark Webber won the German grand prix, after starting his race from the pole., being the first formula one win in his career. The Australian had a contact with Rubens Barrichello while fighting for the first place at the start of the race, which gave him a drive-through penalty. Barrichello took the lead for a while, but in the end Mark Webber finished first. Teammate Sebastian Vettel came 2nd, closing the gap between him and Jenson Button.

Some rain, was enough to give us one of the best qualifying sessions we have witnessed during the last years. It started falling at the end of Q1 continued during Q2 and left Q3 free for the remaining drivers.

Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber confirmed that Red Bull racing is going to challenge the Brawn GP for the championship, after a very convincing 1-2 achieved at Silverstone.

Vettel started his race from pole and left no doubts about who is the quickest man on track. He pulled away from Barichello easily, pushing his Red Bull right from the beginning. Mark Webber was third after the first lap, chasing the Brazilian. Nakajima had a good start and turned fourth, while Jenson Button fell behind in 9th place as he was stuck behind Jarno Trulli's Toyota.

Sebastian Vettel took the poll position from Brawn GP this time but this time it was not Jenson Button who fought with him but Rubens Barrichello. Vettel made a lap of 1:19.509 seconds, while Barrichello was 3 tenths behind with 1:19.856 seconds.