The Red Bull Racing team waited a long time to hear their national anthem played at the winner's podium ceremony for the Chinese Grand Prix…

This year's F1 grand prix in Shanghai was quite a spectacle for the fans, even if it wasn't much fun for the drivers – or those with spectacles…

As the anthems ring out around the Shanghai International Circuit to mark Red Bull's one-two, Joe Montego realises someone has made a big mistake, and it won't be the last time either.

Sebastian Vettel was characteristically modest after winning in Shanghai: “I think it was a little easier for me than for others because for most of the race I didn’t have anybody in front.”

The fans always make a big effort to support their favourite drivers when they come to Shanghai. Join us as we look around the grandstands.

Red Bull Racing’s victorious team principal thinks “the sky is the limit” after Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber claimed an historic one-two finish for the team at the Chinese Grand Prix today.

Mark Webber admitted that he hopes to go one step further in the near future after claiming the best result of his Formula One career in China today.

Toro Rosso’s Sébastien Buemi admitted he was relieved to have scored a valuable point after what he called “the most difficult race of my life” at the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai today.

As the very pinnacle of motorsport, Formula One is a serious business and the paddock in Shanghai is full of serious people, taking it all seriously. So, it's just too bad that the Bullseye is in town...

While heading for the toilet, Joe Montego stumbles across a case for the legendary gentleman detective Mr Sherlock Holmes.

Sebastian Vettel shocked the field yesterday by blasting Red Bull Racing to their first ever pole position ahead of tomorrow’s Chinese Grand Prix .

There are those in F1 who would rather see KERS consigned to the scrapheap, but not all teams have the same approach.