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What should have been a brave new dawn for Formula One - with a raft of regulation changes shaking up the order, and the emergence of Brawn GP, complete with the re-emergence of Jenson Button, providing a fairytale touch to the on-track action - has sadly been overshadowed by yet another row betw

Questions from the floor

Drivers: Jenson Button (Brawn GP), Kimi Raikkonen (Ferrari), Rubens Barrichello (Brawn GP) TV Unilaterals

Jenson Button left it late, but claimed a fourth pole in six races as he overcame the challenge of Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen and Brawn GP team-mate Rubens Barrichello.

Drivers: Jenson Button (Brawn GP), Rubens Barrichello (Brawn GP), Mark Webber (Red Bull Racing) Press conference:

Jenson Button extended his lead in the Formula One standings in Spain, leading home a Brawn one-two at Catalunya as the team remained the one to beat.

Drivers: Jenson Button (Brawn GP), Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull), Rubens Barrichello (Brawn GP) TV unilaterals: Q: Jenson, out in the very last minute of Q3 and what a lap it was.

Sir Jackie Stewart has never been one to shrink from controversy - on-track or away from it - and as a vociferous critic of Formula 1, the Scot has spoken openly about the Lewis Hamilton Melbourne 'lies' scandal, the changes in safety in the sport from his era to the present one and his tense rel

Questions from the floor Q: (Ed Gorman - The Times ) Anthony Davidson told the listeners of Radio Five Live that he considered this to be the finest race drive that you've produced in your career. Would you agree with him on that?

Jenson Button:

Questions from the floor Q: (Ottavio Daviddi - Tuttosport ) Jarno, I think the pressure will be very big starting from pole; are you afraid of that?

Jarno Trulli: "I'm thrilled to be back on pole again. This weekend has gone well and it's great to be starting at the front tomorrow."

Sebastian Vettel: "It's unbelievable - I'm so, so happy."

Sebastian Vettel: "I'm very, very happy - it's unbelievable. It was a bit last minute! I only had one run in each qualifying session but, as you can see, you don't need more! It wasn't easy, we had a problem with the car and had to run as little as possible."

Questions from the floor Q: (Marco Degl'Innocenti - La Gazzetta dello Sport ) Sebastian, can you be more precise about the problem with your car?

Jenson Button:

Jenson Button:

Despite eternally youthful good looks, which defy both his age and experience, it is ten years since McLaren test driver Pedro de la Rosa made his Formula One debut at the 1999 Australian Grand Prix.

Jenson Button:

We give you the rundown on all the runners and riders who will be taking to the Formula 1 starting grid in 2009 - and what to expect when the lights go out in the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne this coming weekend... McLAREN-MERCEDES

After you voted in your thousands for who you thought to be the best Formula 1 driver of 2008, now's the time for Crash.net to reveal its own top ten, with below positions one to five. 5. Sebastian Vettel

After you voted in your thousands for who you thought to be the best Formula 1 driver of 2008, now's the time for Crash.net to reveal its own top ten, beginning today with positions six to ten. 10. Heikki Kovalainen

Felipe Massa:

TV unilaterals Q: Lewis, quickest in both sessions yesterday and quickest in all three qualifying sessions today and on pole by a margin of 0.3. It is looking very good.