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Formula One Malaysian Grand Prix 2011 live streaming online racing broadcast video feed Nat tv 360 gamecast April 8-10 from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Sepang Malaysia(Hollywood Today)4/8/11It's hot, it's sticky and it's the second round of the 2011 Formula One World Championship in Sepang , Malaysia just outside Kuala Lumpur . Here's the latest from the media, teams and drivers in KL.FULL STORY and LINKS
Formula One Malaysian Grand Prix 2011 live streaming online racing broadcast video feed Nat tv 360 gamecast April 8-10 from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
So the podium in Melbourne was host to two world champions (Vettel and Hamilton) and two "podium virgins". I was fortunate enough to fly with the two podium virgins after the race from Melbourne to Sydney . Vitaly Petrov said that after his third place in Australia he was "unconscious on the podium" and didn't really remember what happened up there so "I must have looked confused". Rob Marshall, Chief Designer at Red Bull accepting the winning constructor's trophy for Red Bull was also on the flight and told me being on the podium was "Surreal". I'm sure both hope to be on the podium many more times in their careers.
OK now McLaren's Jenson Button has revealed his frustration at getting beat so soundly by the Red Bulls in Australia that he started his own "smear campaign" by telling a group of journalists, "I know a few people that I have spoken to say the Red Bull wing flexes more than what they expect is correct, but I haven't really spent much time looking at it." One UK journalist who was previously a big Button fan told me, "That's it. Jenson is officially a McLaren driver. He used one of Ron Dennis' favourite tactics by casting a shadow on a competitor's legality quoting an other/unknown source and then quickly escaping yourself from the comment by saying but something like "But I haven't really spent much time looking at it."
Here's another weird F1 statistic for you; in 2010 there were only 1/6 of the overtaking moves as there was in the 1990 F1 World Championship! That's why the race within a race this weekend is between the team's aerodynamicists. Sepang has long been considered one track where a good aerodynamic set-up will pay you dividends and allow you to eventually overtake. Melbourne did not allow the teams to really show off their aero bits and so now you can expect some interesting set-ups on each car. These are the bits they tested in private wind tunnels and on computers and now they will reveal to their competitors for the first time. Many of the untested bits will be used by the Friday 3rd drivers for each team. Many more tested and proven aero parts will be held out until Saturday so competitors cannot copy them overnight and use them in qualifying.
