If you lost interest in Formula 1 after Mercedes domination last year, you should, perhaps, give the 2015 season a try.
If nothing else, Ferrari will be more competitive this year, and Sebastian Vettel will have a chance to prove his worth outside the once dominating Red Bull Racing.
Both Ferrari and Vettel had unexpected win in Malaysia Grand Prix two weeks ago, and, this may be a sign of more good things to come for Ferrari, after years of failure.
I should add that Vettels win was not as a consequence of Mercedes drivers tripping over each other - it was due to the sheer speed of Ferrari on that day. Whether this speed will still be there tomorrow in China with different track layout and cooler temperature, remains to be seen.
First race of the MotoGP season in Qatar was a classic. Rossi win starting from middle of the pack and after a fierce battle with Andrea Doviziozo was the best possible outcome for the fans and the sport in general. Unless you are a Marc Marquez fan, of course.
Qatar race also showcased the speed of Ducati who seem to be competitive enough to make it a three horse race between themselves, Honda and Yamaha for the constructors championship. Not only did Ducati fly past Yamahas in the straights, they also were competitive in corners and braking throughout the track.
So it looks to be Ferrari, Ducati and Valentino Rossi to watch out for in the elite motorsports this season.
