(Mercedes AMG F1 Team)
The Malaysian Grand Prix is nearly upon us and as the excitement builds the team's are setting up shop at the Sepang circuit in Kuala Lumpur. The race is Sepang is always full of plenty of action like last year's event which Sebastian Vettel won under controversial circumstances.
So tomorrow kicks off the race weekend with the traditional Thursday media day. Nico Rosberg who won the opening race of the year will be in attendance as too will Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen who endured a difficult return to Ferrari however managed to bring the car home in the points. They will be joined in the press conference by Williams Martini Racing's Valtteri who did a fantastic job for the Grove based outfit collecting 10 points after finishing the Australian Grand Prix in 5th place.
Toro Rosso's Daniil Kvyat, who made history in Melbourne by becoming the youngest ever points scorer will face the media.
New Lotus F1 Team signing Pastor Maldonado will be at the press conference too. The Venezuelan endured a disappointing debut for the Enstone based team as he failed to finish the race.
Caterham's Kamui Kobayashi will also be attendance at tomorrow's press conference.
On Friday, at the team principal's press conference Frederico Gastaldi will make his first public appearance in front of the media as Lotus F1 Team deputy team principal where he is more then likely to be questioned about his teams struggles at the start of the season and where the team goes from here.
He will be joined in the media centre by Pirelli's Motorsport boss Paul Hembrey, Sauber F1 Team's Monisha Keltenborn, Marussia F1 Team's Graeme Lowdon, Cyril Abituboul, team boss of Caterham and Toro Rosso chief Franz Tost.
As usual on Saturday the top three fastest driver's will take part in the post qualifying press conference and on Sunday the top three in the race will be in attendance at the post race press conference.
©Ben Johnston 2014
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