There seems to be a buzz that F1’s really been missing for a few years. Finally we have the promise of a really interesting AND exciting season in Formula One. So let me break it down briefly for you all. New for this season is the abolishment…

Here is a quick look at Scuderia Ferrari’s drivers that will be contesting for the championships in the upcoming 2010 Formula One season. Let’s start with Felipe Massa returning for another season with Ferrari and also returning from a serious accident last season.

Scuderia Ferrari sets off in 2010 to attempt to regain its past glory. After a period that could only be described as sheer domination, the prancing horse has seen numerous rule changes aimed at evening the playing field.

As the 2010 F1 season opener draws nearer, there have been many questions about who will be on the starting grid in Bahrain. Many new comers have been granted a spot on the grid; however there are many questions still to be answered.

It has been reported now by multiple sources that there may be some concern by some teams that the McLaren rear wing sports a slot which is in direct violation of the sport’s technical regulations.

Day 2 of testing was hampered by rain and cross-winds. Many of the teams were not able to complete their planned programs, but made best use of the the time available to them.

Circuit: Circuito Permanente de Velocidad, Jerez de la Frontera – 4.428 km
Weather: air temperature 12/17 °C, track temperature 11/21 °C, Rain/Sun mix on and off.
Felipe’s programme for today has to be adjusted to the track conditions. For this third test session the team set up the F10’s second chassis with the number 282. The car doesn’t sport any major updates …

Unnofficial Test Times From Jerez

1 Vettel Red Bull 1m22.593s
2 Hamilton McLaren 1m23.017s +0.424
3 Massa Ferrari 1m23.204s +0.611

The FIA confirmed last week that there has been an amendment to the rules on in-season testing in Formula 1.

02.10.10 Jerez, Spain

It was a rather uneventful soggy morning in Jerez, Spain as the Forumla One teams took to the slick wet track.

Jean Todt has stated that he has no intention at this time to seek further terms as president of the FIA.

For all intents and purposes, the top of the time sheets in each of the sessions was clearly dominated by Ferrari.