Malaysian Grand Prix Live

The Formula One series moves onto the second race of the 2011 season with the Malaysian Grand Prix with many more stops to go before we get to the end. April 15^th, 16^th and 17^th, the series will be going to Shanghai for the Chinese Grand Prix and then onto Istanbul, Turkey and Catalunya, Spain as well as Canada, Europe, Monaco, Germany and Italy before the season ends. Click on the links on this page and get your membership for access to the Formula One Championship live and streaming video of the Malaysian Grand Prix.

The Malaysian Grand Prix will happen April 8^th, 9^th and 10^th and it will take place in Kuala Lumpur with the first practice on Friday at 10:00 and the second at 14:00. Saturday will see the third practice at 13:00 and the qualifying at 16:00 and then on Sunday, the race will start at 16:00. The official name of this race is the 2011 Formula One Petronas Malaysia Grand Prix. The first race of the year was the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne and Sebastian Vettel took first place with Lewis Hamilton in second and Vitaly Petrov in third.

The drivers standings after the first race start with Sebastian Vettel, who has 25 points and then Lewis Hamilton comes in second with 18. Vitaly Petrov takes third with 15 points and Fernando Alonso has fourth with Mark Webber has fifth. For the teams, Red Bull Racing Renault is in first with 35 points with McLaren Mercedes in second and Ferrari in third with 18 points. Renault takes fourth place and STR-Ferrari is fifth. If you want to watch the Malaysian Grand Prix live from your computer or mobile device click on the banners on this page and get your membership.

Posted: 2nd April 2010

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is the site of the next Formula One Championship Race, the Malaysia Grand Prix, which will be held on Sunday, April 4^th. The 2010 Season of Formula One Racing is an exciting one to say the least and with new changes to the rules and new drivers on the horizon, the most watched racing championship in the world has so many attractions that you won't want to miss a second of any of these races. Click on any of the banners on this page to get your Formula One championship membership started, to watch every single race down to the final in high quality video right from your computer.

This is the third round of the 2010 Formula One Championship, with two races already run, The Bahrain Grand Prix at the beginning of the year, which was won after 49 incredible laps by Fernando Alonso driving Ferrari, and then the Australian Grand Prix which we saw on March 28^th, won by British driver Jenson Button for McLaren Mercedes. We still have China, Spain, Monaco and Turkey coming up and the Formula One Championship has barely started. Teams that have already seen podium action are Renault, McLaren, and Ferrari.

Let's talk about the track in Malaysia, with fifteen turns and made up of 56 laps this track sees great racing every time that cars come to play. The circuit is 5.543 kilometers long, and the total kilometers for the race is 310.408. Practice one and two will be held on Friday, April 2^nd, and another practice on Saturday, with qualifying after. The race will be on Sunday, April 4^th with race time at 16:00 local time. The circuit is the Sepang International Circuit in Kuala Lumpur.

Last year, Jenson Button was able to take the number one spot, winning from Pole, and Nick Heidfeld took second, all the way back from starting in 10^th. Third was Timo Glock, James Trulli took forth place and Rubens Barrichello was fifth when the race ended. Previous winners include Michael Shumacher, Fernando Alsonso, Giancarlo Fischella and Kimi Raikkonen. If you want to watch the Malaysia Grand Prix in high quality video right from your internet enabled computer, simply click on the banners on this page and sign up for your membership. The Malaysian Grand Prix is Sunday, April 4^th.

Posted: 5th April 2009

Watch 2009 Malaysia Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix live online via the streaming live f1 feeds at www.liveracingonline.com, the premier site on the net for streaming live racing feeds featuring each and every formula 1 race on the FIA calendar. As a member, you will enjoy immediate access to live f1 video tv covering every f1 one race from the qualifying stages through the final lap. The Malaysian Grand Prix is the 2nd f1 race on the calendar for this 2009 season following the Australian Grand Prix which opened up the season in March. You will be able to watch formula 1 channel live streams of the race this coming Sunday, the 5th April 2009 at 09:00 GMT.

The Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix will be held at the Sepang International Circuit in Sepang Malaysia. This race has been part of the formula one racing calendar since 1999. At one point it was speculated that the circuit would host the 2nd ever night race in formula history but in the end it was decided to just hold this coming 2009 Malaysia Petronas GP live at a late afternoon time. The Circuit at Sepang is is a 56 lap race with a circuit length of 5.543 km or 3.444 miles. The driver with the most wins is John McDonald of Hong Kong, while Ferrari have won the most races for a constructor with 5 wins overall. Watch Ferrari live all season atwww.liveracingonline.com.

The 2008 Malaysian Grand Prix formula one saw Finland's Kimi Raikkonen of Ferrari take first place while Poland's Robert Kubica of BMW Sauber placed second and Finland's Heikki Kovalainen of McLaren-Mercedes finished in 3rd place. Ferrari's Brazilian Felipe Massa had won the pole position to no avail, while German born Nick Heidfeld of BMW Sauber set the time for the fastest lap. It was Raikkonen's second win as he had won back in 2003 as well. You can watch Kimi Raikkonen live all season long when you sign up for f1 live internet streaming at www.liveracingonline.com.

The 2009 f1 racing season is just a few weeks old and after one race it is clear that this is set to be a season like no other. Among the rule changes that were introduced was the inclusion of new slick tyres which had been banned from live formula one racing back in 1998. This year Bridgestone will supply tyres with drivers using both compounds of tyres during races. Unlike the white markings in the tyre grooves from 2008, this season the tyres will be differentiated by green markings on the sides. Another change involves the fact that drivers will be able to adjust the flaps in their front wings. This rules is referred to as driver adjustable bodywork. Each driver will be allowed to make two adjustments each lap, up to 6 degrees.

However, the biggest rule change will involve the all new aerodynamic regulations which have completely changed the way cars look as the front wings are lower and wider and the rear wings are higher and narrower.

The 2009 formula one campaign got off to an interesting start in Australia for a variety of reasons. The ING Australian Grand Prix was without question a memorable one as for the first time in 55 years, the constructor that won the pole position would also win the race as Jenson Button of Brawn GP would finish in first place. It was a superb afternoon for Brawn GP all the way around as Button's fellow driver, the Brazilian Rubens Barrichello, was able to overcome a tough start to take 2nd place with the 2008 overall formula one champion Lewis Hamilton of McLaren-Mercedes finishing in 3rd place. What made Brawn GP's top two finishes even more impressive was the fact that this was their first ever race. Of the 20 cars that started the race, only 13 would finish. Germany's Timo Glock of Toyota, Spain's Fernando Alonso of Renault, Germany's Nico Rosberg of Williams-Toyota, Switzerland's Sebastien Buemi of Toro Rosso-Ferrari and Frances Sebastien Bourdais also of Toro Rosso-Ferrari rounded out the points winners on the day.

It was a terrible first race for both Ferraris' as Kimi Raikkonen was forced to drop out after a differential problem just 3 laps from the finish while Felipe Massa of Brazil left after 45 laps due to suspension problems. There was also a collision two laps from the end which saw Sebastian Vettel of Germany involved with Poland's Robert Kubica of BMW Sauber. That collision, so close to the finish line, caused this 2009 Australian Grand Prix to be the first race since 1999 to finish under safety car conditions. Of note, many drivers had expressed concerns prior to the start of the season that the new shape of the cars would be conducive to more collisions and that is exactly what took place. At the start of the race several of the cars of banged in to each other and were forced to pit after just 1 lap due to damage.

Such a promising start to the 2009 formula 1 year bodes well for the rest of the season. Do not miss this opportunity to sign up for your immediate access to tv video live formula racing feeds covering the world of f1 from every angle via live streaming video at www.liveracingonline.com. As a member you will not only be able to watch Malaysian Grand Prix racing right from your home computer or office laptop, but you will also be able to follow live formula one highlights and formula 1 news shows featuring all the behind the scenes news affecting the drivers and cars. This is especially helpful if you happen to miss one of the formula one live grand prix races on race day.

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