I enjoyed the race and sure was very intresting with the ban on re-fueling

This year will see a few new changes to the F1 season as well as new team’s and drivers taking the 2010 F1 up to 25 drivers (correct at time of posting)

The teams and drivers are as follows:

McLaren Mercedes
1 Jenson Button (GB)
2 Lewis Hamilton (GB)

Mercedes Benz GP Limited
3 Michael Schumacher (D)
4 Nico Rosberg (D)

Red Bull Racing Renault
5 Sebastian Vettel (D)
6 Mark Webber (AUS)

Ferrari
7 Felipe Massa (BR)
8 Fernando Alonso (E)

Williams Cosworth
9 Rubens Barrichello (BR)
10 Nico Hulkenberg (D)

Renault
11 Robert Kubica (PL)
12 Vitaly Petrov (RUS)

Force India Mercedes
14 Adrian Sutil (D)
15 Vitantonio Liuzzi (I)

STR Ferrari
16 Sebastien Buemi (CH)
17 Jaime Alguersuari (E)

Lotus Cosworth
18 Jarno Trulli (I)
19 Heikki Kovalainen (FIN)

HRT Cosworth
20 TBA
21 Bruno Senna (BR)

BMW Sauber Ferrari
22 Pedro de la Rosa (E)
23 Kamui Kobayashi (J)

Virgin Cosworth
24 Timo Glock (D)
25 Lucas di Grassi (BR)

A massive rule change for 2010 is a ban on refuelling which will result int he cars having larger cars with up to 160kg of fuel-tank compared to the old 80kg.  Every 10kg of fuel equates to 0.3 seconds of lap time.

Another change is the points system for this year, as the new points system goes down to 10th place, thus: 25-18-15-12-10-8-6-4-2-1.

Each driver now gets only 11 sets of tyres per weekend, six sets of primes and five options. Three sets apply solely to Fridays, and must be handed back even if they aren’t used. And drivers from the Q3 session must start the race on the tyres on which they set their grid time.

The penalty for engine changes has effectively been doubled; it’s now 10 grid positions at the race at which the failure occurs, and for the next. The other significant change once again allows teams to run their third drivers on a Friday, provided they use the engine and tyres allocated to the nominated race driver of the relevant car

With these new rules it sure will be interesting to see what will happen!

I was watching the race and must day it was a great race, this season I have been very impressed by Jenson Button to be able to do so well and to think it looked like he was not going to be racing this season!

There now is only a few races left in the season so far and Jenson is still at the top of the leader board:

But if Jenson wants to win the F1 Championship this year he will need to be careful with Barrichello now only16 points behind there is a good chance that Barrichello could win the championship and snatch it fro Button who has been leading it more or less from the start.

Hamilton however is having a very poor season this year only 7th in the Championship and finishing 12th after crashing out on the very last lap!

How will the season end this year?  Just now it could go any way so all we will be able to do at the moment is sit back and see the all important results of the final 4 races, I would love to see Button win this year but we will just have to wait and see what way it goes.