Having the chance to be one of few to experience what is it like to be in the garage of the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes F1 team was simply AWESOME ! All this were made possible by Lenovo Malaysia ! So a big big big thank you Lenovo Malaysia and also not forgetting Lenovo Singapore ! While i was still in a state of awe the days after that, i received an email again saying there’s a package for me and i decided to collect it on my own. I was given a bag filled with Vodafone McLaren Mercedes Merchandise. Ahhhh, damn nice can ! Since this experience was published in the papers, they took the liberty of putting the article in a transparent frame for me I finally had the chance to try it out after being down having fever, sorethroat and cold for the past few days. Not the best representation but it’s better than nothing i guess Thank You Lenovo Malaysia !
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Flash Mob and the Stig at Lotus F1 event, Pavillion
I had the privilege to be at the Lotus F1 Homecoming event yesterday which was held at the Pavillion Kuala Lumpur. It was the first time the F1 cars were unveiled to the country and everyone was there. Datuk Tony Fernandez who is the man behind the resurrection of Lotus F1 was unable to be there as he was in South Africa seeking for more sponsors, i think Those attended were Former Prime Minister, Tun Dr. Mahathir, CEO of Sepang Circuit, the Naza brothers, the Lotus F1 drivers, team principal. This event also marks the entry of Maxis as one of their sponsors, hence the Maxis logo at the side of the car nose tips. I met up with Biresh who is the PR, Marketing & Communications Manager of Tunehotels.com. He briefed on what was the agenda like and since i had more than half an hour to spare, i lingered around. Later on i met 2 more other invited guest, Mohd Zaid and Taylor Ling. As it drew closer for the event to start, more and more people packed the center atrium to have a glimpse on what’s going on.
Sepang F1 Circuit, Malaysia
The past few years i have been fortunate enough to find myself among the fans in the grandstand and last year, i was invited by Bernard. In 2009, Jenson Button and Brawn GP were making all the headlines in F1. Already being ditched by Honda before the 2009 season even started, no one, no one expected them to be in the position that they were at by the end of the season. The Sepang Circuit notoriously known for it’s crazy weather change lived up to it’s nickname as the Hottest and Wettest F1 race amongst the circuit. You could have a blazing hot sun at the beginning of the race and a heavy downpour to end the race in style. Having the race in the month of April which is the month where the wind changes around South East Asia, heavy downpour are very unpredictable, thus playing an important part in the race in terms of tires being used. I could remember how Ferrari were stuck with 2 cars in the pits years ago to change to wet tires but Schuey eventually won the race.
OMFG, Kimi won !
Formula one couldn’t have had a better final race than this. Though i am a fan of Kimi, i never had much hope of him winning the title before the race. In fact, i told Lingster that if Kimi wins the title than he would be luckier than Schuey who beat Hakkinen in one of the races where Hakkinen was leading for the whole race but only for his car to break down a few hundreds of meter before the finishing line … and i thought i would never see anyone that lucky again. Kimi To be honest, Kimi probably could stir things up but i doubt he would win. Unless he gets first place, Hamilton gets either a 7th or 8th finishing while Alonso finishes worst than third placing which is a bit too much to ask. That was what i wrote 2 weeks back -_-” Kimi needed that exact sequence and that’s what he got. He finished in first place, Alonso in third and Hamilton in seventh. 1 Kimi Räikkönen Finnish Ferrari 110 2 Lewis Hamilton British McLaren-Mercedes 109 3 Fernando Alonso Spanish McLaren-Mercedes 109 Hamilton will definitely be the one to be watched out in the years
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… and it boils down to the Brazilian GP
If you didn’t know, the results for the China Grand Prix are as follows: Result after 56-lap race: 1 K Raikkonen (Ferrari) 2 F Alonso (McLaren) 3 F Massa (Ferrari) 4 S Vettel (Toro Rosso) 5 J Button (Honda) 6 V Luizzi (Toro Rosso) 7 N Heidfeld (BMW Sauber) 8 D Coulthard (Red Bull) These three drivers will be going all out in Brazil, trying to win the title of 2007 F1 Champion. 1 Lewis Hamilton British McLaren-Mercedes 107 2 Fernando Alonso Spanish McLaren-Mercedes 103 3 Kimi Räikkönen Finnish Ferrari 100 Kimi To be honest, Kimi probably could stir things up but i doubt he would win. Unless he gets first place, Hamilton gets either a 7th or 8th finishing while Alonso finishes worst than third placing which is a bit too much to ask. Alonso As for Alonso, He too has to finish first and Hamilton finishing anything below third placing. Even if Hamilton were to finish third which means their championship points are tied, Alonso will still snatch the title due to more first place finishing compared to Hamilton. As of now, both Alonso and Hamilton have won four races each. Hamilton Finally, for Hamilton, a first place
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