1st Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull), 1h40m29.571s; 2nd Lewis Hamilton (McLaren), 1h40m34.613s; 3rd Jenson Button (McLaren), 1h40m37.229s. Q: Sebastian, fourth time of asking and you finally convert one of those poles into a race win.

1st Lewis Hamilton (McLaren), 1h33m53.456s; 2nd Jenson Button (McLaren), 1h33m55.710s; 3rd Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), 1h34m02.670s.

1st Mark Webber (Red Bull), 1h35m44.101s; 2nd Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), 1h36m08.166s; 3rd Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull), 1h36m35.439s.

1st Mark Webber (Red Bull), 1h35m44.101s; 2nd Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), 1h36m08.166s; 3rd Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull), 1h36m35.439s.

HRT’s Karun Chandhok and Toro Rosso’s Jaime Alguersuari on the coming together that earned one a drive-through penalty and the other retirement; McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton on the late failure that ruled him out of the race; and Red Bull’s Mark Webber on his first win of 2010. All 24 drivers, and senior team personnel, report back on Sunday’s race…

HRT’s Karun Chandhok and Toro Rosso’s Jaime Alguersuari on the coming together that earned one a drive-through penalty and the other retirement; McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton on the late failure that ruled him out of the race; and Red Bull’s Mark Webber on his first win of 2010. All 24 drivers, and senior team personnel, report back on Sunday’s race…

Leading the standings must be like deja vu for Jenson Button. But what was a relative walk in the park this time last year has been far more of a rollercoaster ride in 2010

Lewis Hamilton has had his own fair share of critics in the past, so laying into Michael Schumacher is not his style. The McLaren star knows results don’t tell the whole story – he may be quicker than team mate Jenson Button, but the results this season say otherwise. Speaking to the media in Spain on Thursday, it is clear Hamilton has matured a lot in the past 18 months, to the point where a diplomatic career could beckon if he ever decides to quit racing.

Drivers: Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), Jaime Alguersuari (Toro Rosso), Pedro de la Rosa (BMW Sauber), Bruno Senna (HRT), Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull).

Sunday’s Chinese Grand Prix saw a one-two victory, but not from the team that most had expected. For McLaren’s Jenson Button it was the second triumph of the season, making him the only driver so far to score a double win in 2010.