We are off to Hungary on Sunday for the tenth race of the season and one where getting on the front row is very, very important. It is virtually impossible to pass at the Hungaroring, it's a little bit like Monaco without the houses. I think we could be in for another fantastic race, if you ask me I think it is wide open. It's not just between Brawn and Red Bull in Hungary, click on the video below to see why I think Renault, Williams, Ferrari and McLaren all have a decent chance.
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Are Lewis Hamilton and McLaren back? Was Rubens' outburst out of order? Has Jenson Button taken his eye off the ball? Do you think Ari Vatanen make a good FIA president? Watch my answers.
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Mark Webber's stunning first victory. The struggles of Brawn. Rubens Barrichello's astonishing post-race "eruption". The magnetic attraction of Force India's Adrian Sutil to Kimi Raikkonen's Ferrari. Watch my pick of the best moments of the German Grand Prix.
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It's hard to predict what will happen in this year's German Grand Prix at the Nurburgring. Last year's race was held in Hockenheim and was won by Lewis Hamilton with Nelson Piquet Jr in second, hardly a useful form guide for the 2009 race! Click on the video to see why I think we could be in for one or two surprises and find out why I think Ferrari might come to the party, in a big way.
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Murray Walker became a broadcasting legend during 50 years of commentating on Formula 1 for the ´óÏó´«Ã½.
He is back exclusively with bbc.co.uk and will be filing video pieces throughout the season, sharing his views on the action and answering your questions.
