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The 2015 F1 season has come alive after Ferrari beat the dominant Mercedes team fair and square at Sepang International circuit.

Can Vettel spring a surprise and challenge the Mercedes drivers for a win? Find out where to watch the race live in the UK.

Nico Rosberg will start from third after a rain-affected qualifying session in Sepang.

Red Bull's engine providers have been strongly criticised in recent weeks.

Can Ferrari and Williams come closer to Mercedes in Malaysia? find out where to watch live in the UK.

Can anyone stop the dominant Mercedes team at the Sepang International Circuit? Find out where to watch live in the UK.

The Spaniard says that the crash was caused by a steering lock.

The Mercedes Formula One team posed for photographs with fans in Malaysia ahead of the grand prix at Sepang on 29 March.

Nico Rosberg runs more than 2,000 steps up Petronas Towers.

Alonso will compete on Sunday subject to final clearance from FIA.

Mick Schumacher is believed to have walked away from the accident uninjured.

Mercedes are favourites for both F1 titles after their domination in the opening race.

Lewis Hamilton has responded to calls for changes to tackle Mercedes' dominance by saying other teams have the potential to do better.

Fernando Alonso, racing for McLaren-Honda, is second and Lewis Hamilton fifth.

Hamilton controlled the race from start-to-finish and commenced his title defence in style.

The race for the win is between Mercedes teammates Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton. Find out where to watch live in the UK.

The Mercedes team continued their domination in the opening practice session of the 2015 F1 season. Find out where to watch live in the UK.

IBTimes UK previews the 2015 Formula 1 season with a look at who could prevail in the drivers' championship.

The 2015 F1 season gets underway at the Albert Park circuit in Melbourne, Australia. Find out where to watch live in the UK.

The 2015 F1 season gets underway in Australia on 15 March. Find out UK TV timings for all F1 races.

Get all you need to know about the 2015 F1 season.

Reigning Australian Grand Prix champion Nico Rosberg says he's out to repeat his success in Melbourne.

Hamilton is negotiating a new contract with Mercedes and aiming for his third championship.

Jenson Button's slick new vehicle wowed the audience at the promotional party in Geneva.

The Spaniard suffered an accident in a testing racing at Barcelona on 22 February, the team confirmed.

Seven-time Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher's son Mick signs for Van Amersfoort Racing.

McLaren-Honda continue their battle to understand the new power unit ahead of the first F1 race in Melbourne on March 15.

The two-time world champion returns to Spain to rest and will miss final testing session in Barcelona

McLaren's Fernando Alonso is making a solid recovery in hospital after crashing and getting a concussion.