So Mclaren turn the tables on Ferrari - and how! 

Actually a race worth watching in that aside from Fernando's faultless display in the lead Lewis was great value. Lewis' move on the Ferraris on the first lap - and subsequent delay of the Maranello drivers - including being overtaken by Felipe twice and re-passing him each time - the last time when he suckered Felipe into outbraking himself and going off piste - was a classy effort. Shame really from the punters perspective that the race was not 2 or 3 laps longer as Kimi would surely have had a go at making move.

Note how BMW have stealthily crept up the order - they'll definitely grab some podiums this season...

1  Fernando Alonso McLaren-Mercedes 2  Lewis Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes +17.5 secs3  Kimi Räikkönen Ferrari +18.3 4  Nick Heidfeld BMW +33.7 5  Felipe Massa Ferrari +36.7 secs6  Giancarlo Fisichella Renault +65.6 secs7  Jarno Trulli Toyota +70.1 secs 8  Heikki Kovalainen Renault +72.0 secs9  Alexander Wurz Williams-Toyota +89.9 secs  10  Mark Webber Red Bull-Renault +93.5 secs   11  Rubens Barrichello Honda +1 Lap   12  Jenson Button Honda +1 Lap  13  Takuma Sato Super Aguri-Honda +1 Lap  14  Scott Speed STR-Ferrari +1 Lap   15  Ralf Schumacher Toyota +1 Lap16  Anthony Davidson Super Aguri-Honda +1 Lap 17  Vitantonio Liuzzi STR-Ferrari +1 Lap   18  Robert Kubica BMW  +1 Lap   Ret  Nico Rosberg Williams-Toyota  42  +14 Laps   Ret  David Coulthard Red Bull-Renault - Brakes   Ret  Christijan Albers Spyker-Ferrari - Engine   Ret  Adrian Sutil Spyker-Ferrari - Accident

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