. . .and McLaren backs off their plans for an adjustable ride height for their cars.

 

Renault and Russia's first F1 driver Petrov kept things interesting for Lewis  . . .

 

 

. . . and Paul Henri was there to share all the details:

 

  

Thanks again to our friend Paul-Henri Cahier for these great images from the
racing in Malaysia two weekends ago - we'll be raffling the bottom three during the races this Saturday night thanks to Terry Griffin of Griffin Motorwerke.

 

To keep up to date with the latest from Paul-Henri, you can find The Cahier Archive on Facebook - where he's just posted several classic and personal photographs - thank you again for supporting our sponsors.

 

In addition to the support we've received from Paul-Henri and Terry, we've been lucky to connect with local F1 enthusiasts and professionals, and recently a small gathering took place at Force India Formula 1 founder Vijay Mallya's private car collection located in the Bay Area.  Curated by Malcolm Page, the collection allowed a few of our members to get a close look at some very important cars, and it is hoped that in the future group visits will take place in a purpose-built museum not far from the Golden Gate bridge.

 

As this museum project moves along on the wheels of public planning and local politics, you're invited to join a group on Facebook to register your support for a more permanent home for this impressive collection - photos from the collection and a link to the group are available here.  A special thanks again to Malcolm for his time and interest in local Formula 1 groups.  We have been working on more visits to collections and events of interest - so stay tuned, and look forward to seeing you at the races!