If they were not penalized with 5 grid, where both of them dropped to P8 and P9 from P3 and P4 respectively, I’m sure the 2008 FORMULA 1 PETRONAS MALAYSIAN GRAND PRIX will not be that boring.

I almost fell asleep a few times while watching it on TV.

But not to worry so much… McLaren is still leading in both categories… the Drivers Category and Constructors Category.

Toyota and BMW are also doing well

Drivers Standing:
1. Lewis Hamilton/British – McLaren-Mercedes – 14
2. Kimi Räikkönen/Finnish – Ferrari – 11
3. Nick Heidfeld/German – BMW – 11
4. Heikki Kovalainen/Finnish – McLaren-Mercedes – 10
5. Robert Kubica/Polish – BMW – 8
6. Nico Rosberg/German – Williams-Toyota – 6
7. Fernando Alonso/Spanish – Renault – 6
8. Jarno Trulli/Italian – Toyota – 5
9. Kazuki Nakajima/Japanese – Williams-Toyota – 3
10. Mark Webber/Australian – Red Bull-Renault – 2
11. Sebastien Bourdais/French – STR-Ferrari – 2

Constructors Standing:
1. McLaren-Mercedes – 24
2. BMW – 19
3. Ferrari – 11
4. Williams-Toyota – 9
5. Renault – 6
6. Toyota – 5
7. Red Bull-Renault – 2
8. STR-Ferrari – 2
9. Honda – 0
10. Super Aguri-Honda – 0
11. Force India-Ferrari – 0

2008 FORMULA 1 PETRONAS MALAYSIAN GRAND PRIX:
1. Kimi Räikkönen – Ferrari
2. Robert Kubica – BMW
3. Heikki Kovalainen – McLaren-Mercedes
4. Jarno Trulli – Toyota
5. Lewis Hamilton – McLaren-Mercedes
6. Nick Heidfeld – BMW
7. Mark Webber Red Bull-Renault
8. Fernando Alonso – Renault
9. David Coulthard – Red Bull-Renault
10. Jenson Button – Honda
11. Nelsinho Piquet – Renault
12. Giancarlo Fisichella – Force India-Ferrari
13. Rubens Barrichello – Honda
14. Nico Rosberg – Williams-Toyota
15. Anthony Davidson – Super Aguri-Honda
16. Takuma Sato – Super Aguri-Honda
17. Kazuki Nakajima – Williams-Toyota
Ret. Sebastian Vettel – STR-Ferrari
Ret. Felipe Massa – Ferrari
Ret. Adrian Sutil – Force India-Ferrari
Ret. Timo Glock – Toyota
Ret. Sebastien Bourdais – STR-Ferrari