Two debutants starred today, Kimi Räikkönen becoming the first Ferrari driver since Nigel Mansell in 1989 to win on his debut and Lewis Hamilton being the first rookie to make it onto the podium on his F1 debut since Jacques Villeneuve in 1996.  Kimi´s only problems being problems were one minor off when he lost concentration on lap 46, and the lack of a radio throughout the race. “The weekend has been very good, but today the race was not that easy. Maybe it looked like it but I didn’t have the radio as it stopped working before the start, so it was quite complicated. But we had our plan so I knew what had to do even if it was not the ideal situation.” he reported.  He had dominated from lights to flagbut  the star of the race was Britain’s Lewis Hamilton, who electrified the paddock with a remarkable performance, serving notice of his intent this year by racing his double world champion team-mate Fernando Alonso for second place all afternoon until was delayed by traffic and had a slower final pit stop, but it was a close-run thing.  Alonso had been bogged down at the start and was passed by Heidfeld on the drag to the first corner. Hamilton zoomed around Robert Kubica’s fast-starting BMW d promptly passed his champion team-mate – around the outside and only made ne mistake running wide at turn 12 putting the left handside rubber on the grass.  Heidfeld’s challenge faded as the race went on and BMW’s fuel strategy working against him, but he comfortably beat Giancarlo Fisichella for fourth and confirming that the Hinwil-based squad has made progress over the winter.