Encouraged by its all-round performance in the F1 season-opener last weekend in Melbourne, Ferrari is ready to carry its momentum into round two in Malaysia.Although Fernando Alonso, who reaches his 200th race start at Sepang, could do little to prevent Lotus' Kimi Raikkonen from winning the Australian Grand Prix, the Spaniard's second place achieved Ferrari's first aim for the season, while team-mate Felipe Massa showed that he, too, could be a force for its rivals to reckon with as he took fourth place.“The first grand prix weekend of the season in Australia was a positive one for us as we had previously stated that our objective was to finish on the podium and that target was...
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