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New FIA president Max Mosley

David Richards of BAR and Pat Behar, our FIA photographers delegate

FIA race director and safety delegate, Charlie Whiting

Farewell for Herbie Blash, the FIA's deputy race director at all Grands Prix since 1995, Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, 2016

Herbie Blash, FIA deputy race director at Formula 1 races, talkes to Franz Tost of Torro Rosso

FIA's technical scrutineering after qualifying for the Mexican Grand Prix, 2015

Sunday morning: French FIA president Jean Todt and Pierre Casiraghi (left), Monte Carlo Grand Prix, 2015

FIA president Jean Todt (at the right his wife Michelle) talkes to a Renault engineer on the grid, Spanish Grand Prix, Barcelona, 2015

Bernie Ecclestone with his former team manager at Brabham in the 1980s, today FIA's deputy race director, Herbie Blash, Bahrain Grand Prix, 2015

FIA president Jean Todt, Italian Grand Prix, Monza, 2014

German Grand Prix winner Nico Rosberg with the FIA Formula 1 Technical Delegate at Grand Prix races, Jo Bauer

Jean Reno on the grid, surrounded by FIA president Jean Todt and Kai Ebel of RTL TV

French actor Jean Reno (rigth) on the grid with FIA president Jean Todt

Michel Boeri and Bernie Ecclestone on the grid. Boeri is the current president of the FIA's Senate, a Vice-President of the World Motor Sport Council and also also the president of the Automobile Club de Monaco.

FIA president Jean Todt on the grid with entourage

Kimi Raikkonen, Lotus-Renault, sets the fifth fastest qulifying time, but will later be excluded after faling the FIA's floor test

Kimi Raikkonen, Lotus-Renault, at Saturday's qualifying session. He will later be excluded from qualifying after faling the FIA’s floor test.

Bernie Ecclestone, CEO of Formula One Management, talkes to FIA’s media delegate Bonciani

Bernie Ecclestone, CEO of Formula One Management, talkes to FIA’s media delegate Bonciani

Bernie Ecclestone, CEO of Formula One Management, and FIA’s media delegate Bonciani

Bernie Ecclestone, CEO of Formula One Management, talkes to FIA’s media delegate Bonciani

Grosjean, Ricciardo, Hamilton and Button weigh themself at FIA scrutineering after qualifying

Press conference on Friday afternoon with the team representatives Bob Fearnley (Force India), Franz Tost (Toro Rosso), Tony Fernandes (Caterham), Claire Williams (Williams) and Eric Boullier (Lotus). In the foreground the FIA's media delegate, Matteo Bonciani.

Press conference on Thursday afternoon with the drivers Valtteri Bottas (Williams), Sergio Perez (McLaren), Kimi Raikkonen (Lotus) and Nico Rosberg (Mercedes). In the foreground the FIA’s media delegate, Matteo Bonciani.

Derek Warwick, the frequent FIA driver steward

Bernie Ecclestone, CEO of Formula One Management, and FIA’s media delegate Bonciani

FIA President Jean Todt gives an interview at the grid before the race

FIA President Jean Todt visits the grid before the race

Santander chairman Emilio Botin, FIA president Jean Todt and Michelle Yeoh meet at the grid, Spanish Grand Prix, Barcelona, 2013

Bernie Ecclestone and children, FIA Road Safety campaign, Spanish Grand Prix, Barcelona, 2013

FIA president Jean Todt

Race drivers return from the FIA press conference - later race winner Kimi Raikkonen, Mark Webber, Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso

FIA race doctor Gary Hartstein attends his 247th grand prix

Michael Schumacher, Mercedes GP, returs from his declared last F1 deployment at seventh position and gets out of the car in parc ferme in front of the media

FIA president Jean Todt gives an interview on the grid

Bernie and Fabiana Ecclestone (right hand) chat on the grid with FIA president Jean Todt and his wife Michelle Yeoh

Bernie and Fabiana Ecclestone chat on the grid with FIA president Jean Todt and his wife Michelle Yeoh

FIA race observer Herbie Blash shows race winner Lewis Hamilton of McLaren the way to the scales after the race

Jean Todt, FIA president

Felipe Massa shakes hands on the grid with his former boss at Ferrari, Jean Todt, who now is the president of the FIA

Several marshals and FIA race doctor Gary Hartstein take care of Fernando Alonso in his destroyed Ferrari race car after the start accident

Several marshals and FIA race doctor Gary Hartstein take care of Fernando Alonso in his destroyed Ferrari race car after the start accident

Several marshals and FIA race doctor Gary Hartstein take care of Fernando Alonso in his destroyed Ferrari race car after the start accident

FIA race observer Herbie Blash, race director Charlie Whiting and safety car driver Bernd Maylaender chat on the grid before the race starts

Lotus Renault team principal Eric Boullier chats with FIA race observer Herbie Blash

A grid girl watches the FIA banner

Bernd Maylaender's safety car helmet

The race drivers queue up at the FIA scales after the German Grand Prix

Sebastian Vettel and Michael Schumacher walk to the FIA scales after qualifying

FIA president Jean Todt and his wife Michelle Yeoh visit Michael Schumacher on the grid

FIA president Jean Todt and his wife Michelle Yeoh chat on the grid with 'Mr. Bean' Rowan Atkinson

Matteo Bonciani, FIA F1 Head of Communications

Matteo Bonciani, FIA media delegate

A grid girls flanks the red carpet for the FIA

Three drivers walk to the FIA scales after qualifying - Fernando Alonso, Michael Schumacher and Nico Rosberg

FIA president Jean Todt talks with Red Bull team boss Christian Horner

Mark Webber, Red Bull Racing, is pushed to first position on the grid, jealously watched by polesetter Micheal Schumacher who had to go back five places because of an FIA penalty after the Spanish GP

A grid girl holds the FIA banner besides the safety car before the Spanish Grand Prix 2012

After the race in parc ferme with vigilant bystanders, second placed Sebastian Vettel immediatly reports a security issue to FIA race observer Herbie Blash (yellow flag marshal too close to track)

FIA president Jean Todt inspects the grid with his communications officer Matteo Bonciani

FIA president Max Mosley under his ubrella on the grid

FIA president Max Mosley

The US-American Howmet Corporation entered this Howmet TX Continental GTP2 for the 24h Le Mans 1968, but it retires after 84 laps in an accident. The TX stands for Turbine Experimental, it is a gas turbine study, wins two SCCA races in the US and later sets six FIA land speed records for turbines.

Triple World Champion Jackie Stewart (1969, 1971 and 1973) speaks to Bahrain's FIA delegate Sheikh Abdulla Bin Isa Al Khalifa

Mercedes Motorsport director Norbert Haug, Daimler chairman of the board Dieter Zetsche and FIA technical director Jo Bauer have fun on the grid before the race

Chilled mooded H. E. Khaldoon Al Mubarak (UAE) Abu Dhabi Executive Affairs Authority and Crown Prince Sheikh Salman bin Isa Hamad Al Khalifa watch Bahrain's FIA delegate Sheikh Abdulla Bin Isa Al Khalifa who checks PMs on his mobile phone

FIA and Formula One banners wave in the desert wind

FIA race steward and former Formula 1 driver Derek Warwick looks at Pasquale Lattuneddu

FIA president Jean Todt meets Bernie Ecclestone on the grid before the race

FIA president Jean Todt meets Bernie Ecclestone on the grid before the race

FIA president Jean Todt, Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali along with other team bosses stand still with the Formula One drivers for a minute's silence on the grid before the race in memory of Dan Wheldon and Marco Simoncelli

The qualifyings fastest Vettel, Webber and Hamilton return from the FIA weight control after qualifying

F1 race drivers wait at the FIA scales after qualifying

President of the Bahrain Motor Federation and FIA delegate Sheikh Abdulla Bin Isa Al-Khalifa jokes around with BBC TV presenters Eddie Jordan and Martin Whitaker (left hand)

Bahrain's FIA delegate Sheikh Abdulla Bin Isa Al Khalifa

FIA president Jean Todt speaks with Bahrain's FIA delegate Sheikh Abdulla Bin Isa Al Khalifa

FIA president Jean Todt hispers into his son Nicola's ear

McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh talks with FIA president Jean Todt at the pitwall

FIA race observer Herbie Blash and race director Charlie Whiting walk in the pitlane

Scrutineering after the Korean GP

The FIA Formula One officials congratulate their president Jean Todt to his birthday

After qualifying, McLaren's Button and Sebastian Vettel of Red Bull chat on their way back from the scales

FIA medical delegate Professor Sid Watkins, Jenson Button, Michael Schumacher and Veteran commentator Murray Walker pick up their eponymous 'Bernie' awards, which are presented at Circuit de Catalunya in the presence of the F1 supremo, Bernie Ecclestone (middle).

FIA president Jean Todt on the grid with his wife Michelle Yeoh (find Jean Alesi on the left)

FIA employess who work in parc ferme are protected against KERS strikes

FIA race observer Charlie Whiting whispers into the ear of Patrick Head, Williams

The drivers wait in the FIA garage for their call to drivers parade

Lotus Team boss Tony Fernandes

British Formula One World Champions pose for a photo on the Belgian grid - Sir John Surtees and FIA steward Sir Nigel Mansell

British Formula One World Champions meet on the Belgian grid - Sir John Surtees and FIA steward Sir Nigel Mansell

FIA's Formula One medical doctor Gary Hartstein and jewellery designer Moko chat in the sunshine

FIA's Formula One medical doctor Gary Hartstein listens to Moko

The drivers come to the FIA scales after qualifying

FIA's Formula One chief of medicine Dr. Gary Hartstein prepares for the next race (see http://www.motorsport-total.com/microsite/randstad/paddockpeople - german language only)

FIA's Formula One chief of medicine Dr. Gary Hartstein takes a break in the paddock (see http://www.motorsport-total.com/microsite/randstad/paddockpeople - german language only)

Second placed Mark Webber of Red Bull Racing needs guidance to the FIA scales by Herbie Blash

FIA's Herbie Blash observes the nose cones of a Mercedes and a Ferrari car after qualifying in parc ferme

A friendly chat between Red Bull technical director Adrian Newey, team boss Christian Horner, driver Sebastian Vettel and FIA's F1 delegate Charlie Whiting

FIA president Jean Todt welcomes the sunshine

Race winner Sebastian Vettel receives congrats from FIA observer Herbie Blash in parc ferme

FIA stewart Heinz-Harald Frentzen with RTL TV presenters Christian Danner and Kai Ebel

FIA stewart for the British GP 2010 and F1 World Champion in 1992 Nigel Mansell

Nico Rosberg on the FIA scales after qualifying

Double F1 World Champion (1972 and 1974) and winner of 14 Grands Prix Emerson Fittipaldi is one of three FIA-appointed stewards this weekend

Bernie Ecclestone welcomes Michelle Yeoh and Jean Todt on the grid.

FIA president Jean Todt with partner Michelle Yeoh on the way to the grid.

Action for road safety campaign shooting with Nick Heidfeld, Fernand Alonso, Michael Schumacher, Felipe Massa, Nico Rosberg, FIA president Jean Todt with his partner actress Michelle Yeoh.

Bernie Ecclestone chatting and checking the new McLaren road car (MP4-12C).

FIA official

The safety car waits until its deployment to formation lap in front of the grid

Red Bull's polesitter Sebastian Vettel in parc ferme after Q3 with Matteo Bonciani, FIA F1 Head of Communications

FIA race steward and former F1 driver, the Roman Emanuele Pirro with German TV commentator and former F1 driver Christian Danner

Charlie Whiting, FIA Formula One Race Director, Safety Delegate, Permanent Starter and head of the F1 Technical Department

Nick Heidfeld's Renault car is checked by FIA stewards and Renault engineers after qualifying

After qualifying, the drivers are called to the FIA scales

Dannny Sullivan, former racing driver acting as FIA steward in Singapore, together with Stefan Johansson and Eddie Cheever.

FIA inspects the last corner curbing

Nicolas and Jean Todt, drivers manager and FIA president

FIA Vice President Mohammed Ben Sulayem gives an interview

Race winner Sebastian Vettel celebrates besides FIA's Herbie Blash in parc ferme

An FIA umbrella shelters the works on a covered Ferrari car in parc ferme

Second grid placed Sebastian Vettel of Red Bull Racing is pushed to parc ferme after qualifying

FIA President Jean Todt talks on the gris with temporary FIA steward and F1 World Champion in 1980 Alan Jones

FIA Formula One Commission member for the Korean GP, Mr. Yung Cho Chung, with Bernie Ecclestone and FIA President Jean Todt

FIA scrutineering after qualification session on Sunday morning

FIA briefing for the Japanese pit lane marshals

Michael Schumacher in the FIA press conference

Mercedes drivers on the FIA scales after qualifying

Danny Sullivan, F1 driver in 1983 and FIA steward in Singapore, talks with Stefan Johansson (F1 driver 1980-1991) and Eddie Cheever (F1 driver 1978-1989)

FIA stewart and Double Formula One World Champion of 1972 and 1974 Emerson Fittipaldi shows his Indy trophy ring

FIA stewart and Double Formula One World Champion of 1972 and 1974 Emerson Fittipaldi

Kris de Groot, FIA Technical Delegate Assistant

Nigel Mansell, FIA race stewart at Spa and F1 World Champion of 1992, talks with Bernie Ecclestone on the grid

FIA takes care of the cars in parc ferme after the qualification

FIA President Jean Todt with his wife Michelle Yeoh

VIP souvenir group photo with The Duke of Kent, Sir Jackie Stewart, FIA President Jean Todt and his wife Michelle Yeoh

FIA stewart for the British GP 2010 and F1 World Champion in 1992 Nigel Mansell jokes around with McLaren principal Martin Whitmarsh

Sutil walks away from the rest of the cars in FIA parc ferme after the race

Former F1 driver Heinz-Harald Frentzen is nominated for an FIA race steward here in Valencia

Bernie Ecclestone on the grid with FIA race steward Emerson Fittipaldi and an FIA VIP

Even Michael Schumacher's crowned bottom has its own sponsor space

After scrutineering on Saturday afternoon, the McLaren cars are sealed in the team's pits under FIA's parc ferme regulations with a translucent fabric cover

After scrutineering on Saturday afternoon, the Red Lady is being fully dressed in the team's pits under FIA's parc ferme regulations

After scrutineering on Saturday afternoon, the Renault cars are sealed in the team's pits under FIA's parc ferme regulations

After scrutineering on Saturday afternoon, the Lotus cars are sealed in the team's pits under FIA's parc ferme regulations

Flavio Briatore could not hesitate to pay a visit to Monaco's paddock despite of his FIA ban eight months ago

FIA President Jean Todt and his wife Michelle Yeoh meet Mercedes' head of Research, Dr. Thomas Weber, during a walk through the pitlane

This photo of Nico Rosberg's pit stop is taken through the windows of the press center with the kind permission of the FIA

FIA Formula One Race Director Charlie Whiting examines a Mercedes car's rear wing in parc ferme

Charlie Whiting, FIA Formula One Race Director, Safety Delegate, Permanent Starter and head of the F1 Technical Department, takes a look at the cars in parc ferme

The fastest three qualifiers wave at the world's media: on the left hand second qualified Felipe Massa, Sebastian Vettel as polesetter in the middle and Alonso as third on the grid

FIA Race Director Charlie Whiting and FOM's Bernie Ecclestone

Winner Jenson Button, McLaren Mercedes, arrives in parc ferme after the race

FIA president Jean Todt and his wife Michelle Yeoh

FIA president Jean Todt and his wife Michelle Yeoh enjoy the handshake of Formula One World Champion of 1972 and 1974, Emerson Fittipaldi, with former tennis star Boris Becker

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner and FIA president Jean Todt

FIA president Jean Todt and his wife Michelle Yeoh do a pitwalk with FIA spokesman Richard Woods

Mercedes star Michael Schumacher walks to FIA scales after qualifying for seventh grid position

FIA scrutineering area

F1 Supremo Bernie Ecclestone with Juan Carlos, King of Spain, and FIA President Jean Todt

FIA Vice President for Sport Mohammed Ben Sulayem with the new elected FIA President Jean Todt and his spokesman Richard Woods walk over the gid

The FIA banner on Yas Marina Circuit's grid

Pat Behar, the FIA photographer's delegate, delegates the photographers before the drivers group photo

FIA officials Bernd Mayländer, Charlie Whiting and Herbie Blash finish their track inspection

Mark Webber celebrates his second F1 victory ever in parc ferme

Ari Vatanen, FIA Presidential Candidate

FIA

FIA presidential candidate Ari Vatanen.

FIA presidential candidate Ari Vatanen.

FIA presidential candidate Ari Vatanen.

Handshake between FIA presidential candidates Jean Todt and Ari Vatanen

Handshake between FIA presidential candidates Jean Todt and Ari Vatanen

On the grid were also seen Jean Todt, his wife Michelle Yeoh, FIA spokesman Richard Woods and Force India team boss Vijay Mallya

Second qualifier Sebastian Vettel lets the Red Bull-Renault check by FIA officials in parc ferme

The FIA's medical car does the track check at Ascari chicane entrance

Whilst FIA race observer Herbie Blash pulls him to podium ceremony, happy second placed Giancarlo Fisichella receives congratulations from Force India team members in parc ferme

Jenson Button walks to FIA scales after Q2

FIA photographers delegate Pat Behar

KERS and the FIA-approved black control box

Former world rally champion Ari Vatanen is running for FIA president this fall

The Hungarian national banner and an FIA flag on the front of the grid

Polesitter Alonso, second qualifier Vettel and third positioned Webber are being guided from parc ferme to press conference by FIA press officer Alexandra Schieren and an FOM camera man

Toyota engineers wait for the FIA matrices in pitlane on Friday evening

Toro Rosso mechanics let their cars approve by the FIA as the Scueria raised the configuration level with new parts

The FIA banner waves on the grid

FIA president Max Mosley chats with Sir Richard Branson on the grid

FIA President Max Mosley promenades over the grid with his deputy and FIA's chief steward Alan Donnelly

President of FIA Max Mosley and his spokesman Richard Woods face a pushy press in paddock

FIA president Max Mosley meets the international press in front of the FIA motorhome

Charlie Whiting, the FIA Safety Delegate and head of the F1 Technical Department

FIA President Max Mosley promenades over the grid with his deputy and FIA's chief steward Alan Donnelly

President of FIA Max Mosley is being interviewed whilst he speeds through the paddock

The demading media chases the FIA president Max Mosley

Ferrari's prancing horse as a reflection on the FIA truck

Ferrari's prancing horse as a reflection on the FIA truck

FIA spokesman Richard Woods with designated Ferrari director and board member Jean Todt

FIA President Max Mosley checks the pitlane

Felipe Massa returns from FIA scales with Ferrari race engineer Rob Smedley

The race car parade at parc ferme after the race

A Brawn GP car waits in pitlane for FIA scrutineering

A Ferrari waits in pitlane for FIA scrutineering

Ferrari mechanics work on the car in pits, always compliant to FIA rules and measures

The steering wheel of a Brawn GP car, of course FIA-approved

During the annual group photo shooting with all drivers, FIA photographers delegate Pat Behar explains the viewing direction to the drivers

FIA photographers delegate welcomes Fernando Alonso to the media hype at season start

Two nose cones and front wings of a Renault car, according to the new FIA aerodynamic regulations

FIA president Max Mosley and FIA director of communications Richard Woods walk through Monaco pitlane and a swarm of snappers chasing them

Ferrari's Stefano Domenicaly and FIA race observer Herbie Blash console a very sad Massa after a highly exciting final race

Ferrari's Stefano Domenicaly and FIA race observer Herbie Blash console a very sad Massa after a highly exciting final race

Toro Rosso's Gerhard Berger discusses with FIA race ebserver Herbie Blash

FIA president Max Mosley visits the grid

Jarno Trulli's drivers parade oldtimer needs a strong official push from the FIA

Formula One racing shows its support for the FIA's Make Cars Green campaign by running on unique green-grooved tyres

Group photo after qualifying: third position for Kovalainen, polesitter Hamilton and second positioned Raikkonen

Polesetter Hamilton arrives at parc ferme and is warmly welcomed by a McLaren mechanic

Whilst second grid positioned Raikkonen jumps out of his Ferrari, polesetter Hamilton arrives at parc ferme

FIA observer Herbie Blash waves at the marshals during an inspection lap of the safety car

Extraction marshals stand still for FIA medical car examination

Podium group photo: second placed Massa, winner Hamilton and third placed Heidfeld (before the FIA stewards' decision)

FIA race doctor Jacques Tropenat and FIA race observer Herbie Blash

Piquet and Massa get together in parc ferme under the eyes of FIA officials

FIA race director Charlie Whiting looks forward to starting an exciting race

The three fastest qualifiers in the FIA pits

All race driver's weight is being checked after qualification at the FIA scales

Grid girls guard the grid at finish line

Safety car driver Bernd Mayländer (middle) with Dennis Kern and Daniel Vordermeier of AMG who take care of the powerful Mercedes vehicles.

FIA president Max Mosley walks through Monaco pitlane

Rainer takes photos whilst Ferrari mechanics wait for FIA scrutineering in the evening

Reflections at an FIA truck

After his accident at the Spanish GP, Heikki Kovalainen is now approved to race after a final examination by the FIA doctors

FIA Deputy Director of Medical Affairs Dr. Jacques Tropenat

FIA Deputy Director of Medical Affairs Dr. Jacques Tropenat takes a souvenir photo

FIA scrutineering after the race

Bahrain 'grid stewardesses' guard Kubicas BMW Sauber at starting line

During FIA scrutineering Ferrari driver Felipe Massa discusses his frustration because he thinks that he was slowed down in Q3 by Nico Rosberg

Two hours after the race the whole Ferrari crew waits patiently for the other teams to roll their cars back from FIA scrutineering so that they can get ready for the group photo shooting

FIA executives Herbie Blash and Charlie Whiting

FIA doctor Gary Hartstein's daughter.

FIA wet race sign

FIA president Max Mosley gives a statement in front of the Ferrari media motorhome after McLaren have been excluded from the 2007 constructors’ championship

FIA race doctor Sidney Watkins

Giancarlo Fisichella with soft tyres, marked with a white stripe, a new FIA regulation to differentiate them from the other tyre type with harder rubber mixture

A BMW Sauber car waits for FIA scrutineering in parc fermé

Mercedes Motorsport director Norbert Haug comments on the FIA's decision

FIA race doctor Gary Hartstein and his daughter

FIA scrutineers after the race

Media overwhelms McLaren the drivers on Sunday morning after the FIA's decision to put Hamilton on pole position and punish Alonso with 6th grid place

Spyker test driver Markus Winkelhock walks back from driver's briefing with FIA safety car driver Bernd Mayländer

Inferior fighter Massa slips out of his Ferrari cockpit in parc fermé after the race, under the alert eyes of FIA race observer Herbie Blash

Cars queue up after qualifying session for FIA scrutineering

FIA technical delegate Jo Bauer collects helmet between the victorious Ferraris in parc ferme

Fernando Alonso

BMW motorsport director Dr. Mario Theissen comments on the FIA's decision about Kubica's temporary driving break

BMW Sauber driver Robert Kubica announces to press that he will not attend the race because the FIA decided that the risk would be too high for him

FIA race director Charlie Whiting laughs with former F1 and champ car driver Mark Blundell

McLaren's 'direct hit' Lewis Hamilton speakts to FIA race director Charlie Whiting

Is Bernie explaining the rules to Dr. Hohensinner?

Drivers wait in line to be weighted on the FIA scales

A FIA-official taking data from a McLaren

A friendly welcome in pitlane by FIA press delegate Alexandra Schieren

Teams bring their cars to FIA technical scrutineering on Thursday evening: Renault ...

Safety car racer Bernd Mayländer

New McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton, well guarded by FIA photographers delegate Pat Behar (indeed he is much friendlier than he might look here!;)

First and second grid position: Michael Schumacher giving his teammate a ride on his roller instead of using the FIA shuttle to press conference

Chaser and second placed Damon Hill congratulates winner Michael Schumacher, being watched by Benettonn teammanager Flavio Briatore and FIA's delegate Herbie Blash

Being pushed by team mate Michael Schumacher and FIA photographers delegate Pat Behar, polesetter Felipe Massa faces the waiting media

Michael Schumacher's car without liveries being pushed to FIA scrutineering

Michael Schumacher's car without liveries being pushed to FIA scrutineering

FIA race observer Herbie Blash guiding Schumacher to podium ceremony ...

Sheer happiness in park fermè - Alonso waving to his team while Massa is being hugged by his race engineer Rob Smedley - all under the alert eyes of the FIA

Formula 1 promoter Bernard Ecclestone receiving recent information from FIA race 'observer' Herbie Blash

After qualification session drivers are getting in line in front of the FIA calibrated scales

Michael Schumacher and FIA observer Herbie Blash in parc fermé

FIA delegates control the curbs for track's safety

FIA delegates control the curbs for track's safety

FIA delegates control the curbs for track's safety

FIA race director Charlie Whiting talks to Mark Webber

FIA race director Charlie Whiting talks to Renault team boss Flavio Briatore

FIA race director Charlie Whiting

FIA president Max Mosley follows Ferrari team boss Jean Todt

FIA race director Charlie Whiting with Renault team boss Flavio Briatore

Marshals presenting for final check through Prince Albert de Monaco and FIA president Max Mosley

FIA Observer Herbie Blash enjoying his icecream instead of smoking

Visitors witness a seldomly seen "donut" making (performed by BMW Sauber F1 test driver Dirk Mueller), which is under F1 conditions seriously prohibited by the FIA

Mark Webber with Charlie Whiting (FIA)

Mark Webber with Charlie Whiting (FIA)

Mark Webber with Charlie Whiting (FIA)

Officials in parc fermŽ

Race director Charlie Whiting and Flavio Briatore discussing

Max Mosley, FIA president

Fernando Alonso celebrating on top of his car

FIA president Max Mosley.

FIA President Max Mosley

Roland Bruynseraede, the Race Director and FIA Safety Delegate keeping people away from Martin Donnelly's accident during practice, while Donnelly's teammate Derek Warwick (Camel on his back) approaches the scene.

With Ralf Schumacher winning the Malaysian GP 2002, the BMW Williams team scores a 1-2 in the Malaysian Grand Prix and takes the lead in the FIA Formula 1 Constructors' World Championship

Michael Schumacher examines with Charlie Whiting (FIA) the curbs for safety.

Fernando Alonso and Giancarlo Fisichella of Renault after the qualifying (witch results in a pole for Alonso) in company with FIA press delegate Alexandra Schieren.

Max Mosley the president of the FIA (in the back Jean Todt of Ferrari) on the grid.

FIA President Max Mosley

FIA President Max Mosley

Group photo of FIA and team press officers

Ferrari's Ross Brawn chats with FIA race director Charlie Whiting

BMW Member of the Board Dr. Burkhard Göschel speaks with FIA President Max Mosley on the grid, observed by McLaren's Ron Dennis and BMW Mororsport Director Dr. Mario Theissen

Get up infront of the Spanish flag

FIA president Max Mosley with F1 promotor Bernard Ecclestone

Michael Schumacher in serious discussion with FIA race director Charlie Whiting

FIA president Max Mosley

GP Malaysia 2001 BMW Williams F1

GP Malaysia 2001 BMW Williams F1

GP Malaysia 2001 BMW Williams F1

GP Malaysia 2001 BMW Williams F1

FIA race observer and former Brabham team manager Herbie Blash with legendary Nelson Piquet who became World Champion in a Brabham 1981 and 1983

A McLaren car waits in pitlane for FIA scrutineering

A Ferrari waits in pitlane for FIA scrutineering

A Red Bull Racing car waits in pitlane for FIA scrutineering

Championship sticker at a Ferrari airbox

Lewis Hamilton in his car, note the higher cockpit bead according to 2008 FIA regulations

A BMW Sauber is being scrutineered by FIA officials

A still confident looking Timo Glock at Thursday's FIA press conference

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