Lewis Hamilton is a driver who does not always appeal to everyone, but he is certainly a skilled driver and one who has shown that he is more than capable of driving fantastically in all conditions, a talent that he will need to make use of in Malaysia, where in recent years Grand Prix events have been dominated by changing weather conditions and drivers and teams being forced to make decisions that can make or break their chance to win the race.
With F1 receiving a fair amount of criticism for being too predictable and not providing enough entertainment, this weekend could provide Hamilton with a perfect opportunity to pick up a victory and F1 with the chance to rebuild this season's reputation before it is tarnished thoroughly with the brush of boredom and predictability.
If Lewis and his team can get his car in order and the strategy correct, then this weekend presents a great opportunity to show the other teams that they are not prepared to sit back and rest on their laurels and are instead desperate to make up for the disappointment of last season and really get themselves together to challenge Red Bull in both the drivers' championship and for the constructors' championship, something the F1 odds 2011 suggest isn't likely to happen right now.
Despite this, fans know that the forecasted dry weather could create a boring and predictable race. Let's just hope that Lewis can go out there and show his best stuff so that maybe we can start to see this year's F1 season truly take off. If F1 can work its way back into the press for the right reasons, and new fans of the sport start getting onboard, then that will only be good news for all involved.
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