Qualifying for the Malaysian Grand Prix took place today, and whilst we didn't see any major surprises near the top, the Ferraris certainly gave us something to think about towards the bottom.

The action gets underway at Sepang with our first proper look at a KERS malfunction, plus some proper F1 testing during a Free Practice session. All that and more as we review Friday in Malaysia.

Joe Saward joins us again, this time from Malaysia, for a quick rundown of what the weather is like, whether the penalties are all done now, and what the weekend holds for the teams.

We're just one race into the season and already we've had enough controversy to cover the entire year. However, the racing will continue this weekend, and Malaysia is the place to be.

This week, Journeyer takes the guest host spot, bringing various questions regarding the Australian Grand Prix, plus the new BBC coverage. There’s also an imitation round in the Killer Question.

Ah, we have waited so long for the racing to return, and now we get to rake over the good and bad of our first Grand Prix weekend of 2009. Plus, we update the Fantasy Racers league of which I am leading, by the way.

Brawn GP made it look easy, but it was an action-packed race that had a little bit of everything. F1 Digest is here to take you through all the goings on and evaluate what we’ve seen.

All the signs from Free Practice pointed towards a spectacular qualifying session and that’s just what we got. Plenty of action, plenty of falling laptimes, and a great lineup on the grid.d in some mixed views - we saw what we expected to see, but is it

Our first glimpse of the 2009 cars in action culminated in some mixed views - we saw what we expected to see, but is it to be believed? Plus, Rosberg does exceptionally well, whilst Vettel has some issues to overcome.

Joe Saward joins us again, only this time from much further away - Australia. Topics on our mind today include the diffuser row, what drivers are doing to help down under, and what Honda must be thinking now Brawn GP are flying.