Hamilton Considered Quitting F1 - Live Formula one

Lewis Hamilton

Formula One World Champion Lewis Hamilton Considered himself Quitting Formula one after the 'lie-gate' scandal.

24year old was disqualified from the Australian Grand Prix and forced to apologise for "misleading" race stewards, a misjudgement which cost McLaren's technical director Dave Ryan his job.

Nothing is going right to Lewis Hamilton, From the past Four race Hamilton not even reached the top three position.

Hamilton said To The Sun" I wasn't 100% sure I wanted to be here for the next five years.

"There was so much going on. Do I want to be in the limelight with people slating me? Do I want to be in the spotlight where I can't even go to the fish and chip shop or the cinema and have fun without people taking pictures of me? he further added "But if I want to race this car and continue doing this, that's what I've got to do."

McLaren will find out their punishment for lying to stewards when they go before the World Motor Sport Council on Wednesday.

Live Bahrain GP Race | Qualifying Round | Bahrain Circuit Details - F1 Race

Bahrain GP

Bahrain GP is Lucky for Ferrari, As Ferrari have won three of the five Bahrain Grands Prix to date, Renault have already won two Grand Prix in Bahrain in 2007, 2008 and Renault will be looking for Hat Trick.

McLaren have yet to qualify on the front row this season.

CIRCUIT INFORMATION
Length 5.412 km
Laps 57 (308.238 Km)

Record Lap
M. Schumacher - 1'30''252 (2004, Ferrari)

Record Pole
M. Schumacher - 1'30''139 (2004, Ferrari)

Last Year Pole
R. Kubica - 1'33''096 (BMW Sauber)

Previous Winner for Bahrain Circuit

Year Driver
2008 F.Massa (Ferrari)
2007 F.Massa (Ferrari)
2006 F. Alonso (Renault)
2005 F. Alonso (Renault)
2004 M. Schumacher (Ferrari)

German Sebastian Vettel Wins Chinese Grand Prix

German Sebastian Vettel

German 21year old Sebastian Vettel Won the Chinese Grand Prix.

Red Bull Their First Formula One Win, Briton Jenson Button won the first two races of the season, unable to get going Button finished the race with Third Place.

Champion Lewis Hamilton again Fail to secure his place in Top Three.

Next Race will be at Bahrain GP on Sunday 26th April 2009

Result For Chinese Grand Prix.
Pos. Driver Time
1 Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull) 1:57:43.485
2 Mark Webber (Red Bull) + 10.970
3 Jenson Button (Brawn) + 44.975

Live Chinese GP | Vettel Surprise Pole Position

Sebastian Vettel

Sebastian Vettel grabbed the second pole position of his career.

21year old the youngest race winner in Italy last year with Toro Rosso. Vettel said "Unbelievable that we made it to pole"Vettel further added "It was not easy. We had some problems with the car and we tried to run as little laps as possible."

champion leader Button said of Red Bull Duo "We knew they were competitive but we didn't think they were quite that competitive"

Ferrari continue to struggle with Felipe Massa missing out on the last round of qualifying and languishing in 13th place.

Defending champion Hamilton in his ninth place.

19th April 2009
Live Chinese GP
Race 56laps

Live Chinese GP | Button Expecting a Tough Fight | Formula One

Jenson Button

The New Sensational SuperStar Jenson Button winner of Back to Back Race in Australia and Malaysia. Button Feels that Race this week in China will be a stiff competition.

Button said "After the excitement of the first two races, it has been great to have the chance to relax and reflect for a few days since the dramatic race in Malaysia."

He further added I am understandably delighted with how our season has begun. However, we are only two races in and everyone at the team is aware that our competitors will not stand still.

"We fully expect a tough fight from here if we want to continue our early successes."

In other incident Ferrari's lawyer has told an FIA Court of appeal in Paris that Brawn GP's rear diffuser is illegal

Following the demise of Honda Brawn have won both grands prix this season using disputed equipment.

Fomula one Update | Hamilton Apology | Live Chinese GP

Lewis Hamilton

Formula One Director Charlie Whiting said Hamilton made a personal apology over the lying scandal engulfing Mc Laren.

In the Opening Australian Grand Prix Hamilton lied to stewards over allowing Renault's Jarno Trulli.

Whiting said "I was distinctly uncomfortable about Lewis's demeanour on Sunday in Australia, and on Thursday in Malaysia.

Whiting further added that he had never had any reason to question Ryan's behaviour up to Australia.

"I've always found Dave to be very easy guy to deal with," he stated.

"I've never thought that he was lying to me. There's no reason for me to suppose that he's like that all the time. But I do believe that he attempted to mislead the stewards, I don't think there's any doubt about that in my mind."

Live Chinese Grand Prix 2009 56Laps | Formula One Update

Chinese Grand Prix 2009 56Laps

Jenson Button at present leading the Formula one with winning the Australian GP and Malaysian GP.

Due to heavy Rain only 32laps were completed instead of 56laps.

Defending champion Lewis Hamilton will go with positive frame of mind in Chinese Grand Prix as Jenson Button is at its BEST.

Chinese Grand Prix Details
Length 5.451 km
Laps 56 (305.066 Km)

Last Year Winner
L. Hamilton
F. Massa
K. Raikkonen

Record Lap
M. Schumacher - 1'32''238 (2004, Ferrari)

Record Pole
R. Barrichello - 1'34''012 (2004, Ferrari)

Last Year Pole
L. Hamilton - 1'36''303 (McLaren)

Previous Winner
2008 L. Hamilton (McLaren)
2007 K. Raikkonen (Ferrari)
2006 M. Schumacher (Ferrari)
2005 F. Alonso (Renault)
2004 R. Barrichello (Ferrari)

2009 Formula One Update | Dave Ryan Left McLaren | 2009 Chinese Grand Prix

Dave Ryan

Suspended Sporting Director Dave Ryan Leave McLaren due to misleading Formula One stewards, as a result of the storm.

Team principal Martin Whitmarsh had led the tributes despite being forced to suspend Ryan.

Ryan said after suspended "In my 20-odd years working for McLaren, I doubt if I've met a more dedicated individual than Davey"

Ryan was the team member who attended a stewards' hearing along with Hamilton following the season opening Australian Grand Prix, and was subsequently found to have lied.

Britain's Jenson Button Won the Malaysian Grand Prix

Jenson Button

Britain's Jenson Button won the Malaysian Grand Prix.

Due to heavy Rain only 32laps were completed instead of 56laps, This was Button second victory in a row.

The race was red-flagged when a torrential downpour, with thunderclaps and lightning streaking across the darkened Sepang skies, made driving conditions impossible even behind the safety car.

After the winning the Race Button added "It was really bad conditions, you couldn't actually see the circuit,

It was only the fifth time in F1 history that half points had been awarded in a race.

Germany's Nick Heidfeld was second for BMW-Sauber with compatriot Timo Glock third for Toyota with the results based on the positions at the end of the penultimate lap.

McLaren's world champion Lewis Hamilton was in seventh position, Hamilton stated "They were the most dangerous conditions I've ever been in for sure,"

Lewis Hamliton Threatened to Quit Formula One

Lewis Hamliton

In the Recent Lying Controversy gone even more worse that Hamliton has even considered to Quit the Formla one.

The Sunday times Reported that Defending champion had contacted International Automobile Federation president Max Mosley to "express his frustration" at being "misled" by the team.

Hamilton apologised for his conduct at a news conference on Friday and said he had done what now-suspended McLaren sporting director Dave Ryan had told him to do.

McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh said he f to Mosley and Hamilton's father Anthony and was satisfied the newspaper report was incorrect.

"The first I knew of it was this morning," he said at the Sepang circuit. "We have asked Anthony only five minutes ago if this is true and Anthony has told us that Lewis has not spoken to Max."

"On Friday morning both I and Anthony spoke to Max but I am told that Lewis has not."

Asked how he saw Hamilton's future at a team that has supported him since boyhood and whether there had been discussions, Whitmarsh said "I have read some stories this morning but I have obviously spoken to Lewis and Anthony on quite a few occasions.

"In all of those conversations, the commitment from Lewis and Anthony to this team has not altered. There has been no hint of what is reported," he said.

"At the moment, I don't believe what has been reported. What we do know is that we've got to learn from the mistakes that have been made, I've got to learn. I have made mistakes," said Whitmarsh.

"Everything that Lewis and Anthony have said to me has been incredibly appreciative and supportive of what this team has done for them and there's been no hint of anything that would cause me to believe that they would contemplate for this or any other reason leaving this team."

Live Malaysian GP | Hamilton and Mc Laren Excluded from Australian GP

Lewis Hamilton

It was really shocking to hear that Defending Champion Lewis Hamilton and Mc Laren Team have been Excluded from the classification of the race, the governing FIA stated.

Stewards had reopened their enquiry on Thursday after "new elements" emerged and summoned Hamilton to appear before them at the Sepang circuit.

Their verdict was that "Hamilton and McLaren Mercedes acted in a manner prejudicial to the conduct of the event by providing evidence deliberately misleading to the stewards at the hearing on Sunday

McLaren said "McLaren Mercedes understands that the stewards made their decision on the basis of reviewing radio transmissions between the driver and the team.

he further added that he will accepts the stewards' decision and will not appeal."

"When the safety car came out towards the end of the race, Lewis Hamilton passed me but soon after he suddenly slowed down and pulled over to the side of the road," he said at the time.

"I thought he had a problem so I overtook him as there was nothing else I could do."

Hamilton had told Speed TV that Trulli went wide onto the grass at the second to last corner.

"I was forced to go by. I slowed down as much as I could. I was told to let him back past, but I mean . I don't know if that's the regulations, and if it isn't, then I should have really had third," said the Briton.