It was an action-packed race in Spain this afternoon, but not for Ferrari as Kimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa put on a dominant show to lead throughout the 66 laps, with the exception of a few moments during the pit stops

It was another pole this afternoon in Spain for Scuderia Ferrari, the second of the season, this time from the cockpit of Kimi Raikkonen's F2008, with team-mate Felipe Massa set to start right behind him in third spot

"Everything can change quickly," says Scuderia Ferrari driver Felipe Massa, "not just from one race to the next, but even in terms of how the car feels at this circuit from last week's test to this week's race weekend"

"I've raced many times in Barcelona and I have to say it is always a very challenging circuit," Kimi Raikkonen, "But this time it will be special; I'll come to Spain as the leader of the classification, while usually I was the chaser"

In theory, Formula 1 has enjoyed a long three week break since Felipe Massa took his F2008 to victory in Bahrain. In practice, it has been a busy time both on track at Barcelona and Vairano and at the Maranello factory

"It was a nice feeling to win, especially after my bad start to the season," says Bahrain Grand Prix victor Felipe Massa, "the win came at just the right time and getting my name on the scoreboard at last"

"We came to Bahrain hoping for a double win and it worked out: it's difficult to do any better," says Kimi Raikkonen, "true, the second place was not ideal for me, but it was a great weekend for Ferrari"

"What we have to do is work very hard and keep our feet on the ground, concentrate and that's the way we are used to doing it: reply on the track," says Scuderia Ferrari Team Principle Stefano Domenicali

The second win of the season from three starts for Ferrari with victory in Bahrain for a second year in succession going to Felipe Massa; and it was not just a win, but Kimi Raikkonen made it a one-two finish

Last year's Bahrain GP winner Felipe Massa has put his F2008 on the front row of the grid, in second place, with his Scuderia Ferrari team-mate behind him in fourth spot on the outside of row two

Spending time testing in Bahrain in February seems to have paid off for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, as its two drivers topped today's time sheet, with last year's winner, Felipe Massa ahead of Kimi Raikkonen

The third round of the F1 World Championship takes place at Sakhir in Bahrain this weekend, a very familiar venue for Ferrari as the track has been used regularly over the past few years for winter testing

The 2008 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix on April 4-5-6 will play host to a mouth-watering array of machinery celebrating Ferrari’s sixty years as a constructor of Formula One and sports racing cars

"There are still sixteen races and a hundred and sixty points up for grabs," says Felipe Massa, "in the next few races I plan to get back all the possible points I have lost in the two opening rounds of this season"

Obviously it's great to win again," says Kimi Raikkonen, who bounced back as the winner of Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix, "I had a really good feeling flying back home on Sunday evening"

Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali was understandably delighted with the team's performance after Kimi Raikkonen's emphatic 19.5s win in today's Malaysian Grand Prix at Kuala Lumpur

A win and a retirement is the final outcome of the Malaysian Grand Prix for Ferrari with Raikkonen taking the sixteenth win of his career, bringing Ferrari's total to 202 from 760 Grand Prix participations

Ferrari put the disappointment of Melbourne behind them with a great qualifying performance that sees an all-red front row for tomorrow's second round of the F1 World Championship, the Malaysian GP

Second and third fastest was the final outcome of the Friday practice sessions in Malaysia for the Scuderia Ferrari with Felipe Massa finishing just 0.222 seconds ahead of team-mate Kimi Raikkonen

Scuderia Ferrari will be fully operational at the Sepang circuit today and the post-race debrief that usually takes place on a Monday after European races will be the first meeting on the agenda

"There's really not much to say about the first race weekend of the season," said Kimi Raikkonen after collecting just one point in Melbourne, "the only positive thing is, that it's all behind us"

Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro's new team principal, Stefano Domenicali put a brave face on his team's performance in Sunday's Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne. Neither car took the chequered flag

To say that Ferrari did not have a good start to the new F1 season in Melbourne today would be an understatement, with Kimi Raikkonen classified eighth and Felipe Massa posting a retirement

Felipe Massa finished qualifying in Melbourne in fourth spot, while Kimi Raikkonen was unable to return to the pits at the end of his timed run because of a problem with the electronic fuel pump

First blood to Ferrari as Kimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa posted the fastest times in the first and second sessions respectively today in Melbourne as the new F1 season finally got underway