Bad day for Ferrari.. Hamilton wins in Monaco

A Bad week guys if you are a true ferrari fan. Chaos chaos chaos.... what else can I say about Monaco grand prix. Hamilton despite being 3rd on the starting grid managed to surpass kimi on the start . Massa clinched up to the first place before he slided off at the Ste Devote corner and handing the lead to Kubica for a long stretch before the pitstops. Hamilton walloped the wall hard on the exit while trailing Massa, Ironically, the early pit stop played into Hamilton's hands as others literally slipped up as he managed a comfortable first place.
Adrian Sutil was heartbroken and full of tears, as the German starting 18th for Force India enjoying the race of his life in fourth place until Kimi misjudged his braking and shunted him out at the tunnel exit with the chequered flag less than 10 minutes away.

Race Results.
1 Lewis Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes 76 2:00:42.742
2 Robert Kubica BMW Sauber 76 +3.0 secs
3 Felipe Massa Ferrari 76 +4.8 secs
4 Mark Webber Red Bull-Renault 76 +19.2 secs
5 Sebastian Vettel STR-Ferrari 76 +24.6 secs
6 Rubens Barrichello Honda 76 +28.4 secs
7 Kazuki Nakajima Williams-Toyota 76 +30.1 secs
8 Heikki Kovalainen McLaren-Mercedes 76 +33.1 secs
9 Kimi Räikkönen Ferrari 76 +33.7 secs
10 Fernando Alonso Renault 75 +1 Lap 7
11 Jenson Button Honda 75 +1 Lap 11
12 Timo Glock Toyota 75 +1 Lap 10
13 Jarno Trulli Toyota 75 +1 Lap 8
14 Nick Heidfeld BMW Sauber 72 +4 Laps

Force India| Kingfisher| Vijay Mallya| Fisichella

Fisichella to drive for Force India

Italian racer Giancarlo Fisichella will drive for Force India, the Formula One team established in October, 2007 through a consortium headed by Dr Vijay Mallya and Michael Mol .

It has been learnt that Fisichella's name was finalised for the second seat primarily because of the experience he brings to the team. The Renault driver will be partnering Adrian Sutil, who drove for Force India's earlier avatar - Spyker. Fisichella had tested for Force India during the winter testing programme in Spain and faced competition from six other contenders. The contenders list included heavyweight candidate Ralf Schumacher, who later ruled himself out.