post qualifying car weights

The post-qualifying car weights ahead of this weekend's Turkish Grand Prix - as published by the FIA - have once more thrown some light upon who is genuinely on the pace and who has conversely been flattered somewhat by their grid position...and on which of the two Red Bull Racing drivers was act

The publication of the post-qualifying car weights for this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona has once again thrown up a number of surprises - and cast some doubt upon whether Brawn GP really does still have the fastest car on the grid as the European leg of the 2009 Formula 1 campaign re

Brawn GP opted for race pace over one-lap form, the Red Bulls headed out lighter in Q3 in a bid to snatch pole and Fernando Alonso was practically running on fumes in order to grab a front row grid slot - those are some of the conclusions seemingly to be drawn from the post-qualifying car weights

As in Australia last week, the FIA's publication of the post-qualifying weights of all 20 Formula 1 cars on the starting grid for the 2009 Malaysian Grand Prix in Sepang this weekend has thrown up a number of surprises.

For the first time in Formula 1, the FIA has published the post-qualifying weights of all 20 cars competing in the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne this weekend, making it possible to roughly discern just how much fuel each driver will have on-board for the start of the race at Albert Park - an