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2008 Singapore Grand Prix result

28 September 2008 by Keith Collantine

1. Fernando Alonso, Renault 1h57:16.304
2. Nico Rosberg, Williams-Toyota +2.957
3. Lewis Hamilton, McLaren-Mercedes +5.917
4. Timo Glock, Toyota +8.155
5. Sebastian Vettel, Toro Rosso-Ferrari +10.268
6. Nick Heidfeld, BMW +11.101
7. DavidCoulthard, Red Bull-Renault +16.387
8. Kazuki Nakajima, Williams-Toyota +18.489
9. Jenson Button, Honda +19.885
10. Heikki Kovalainen, McLaren-Mercedes +26.902
11. Robert Kubica, BMW +27.975
12. Sebastien Bourdais, Toro Rosso-Ferrari +29.432
13. Felipe Massa, Ferrari +35.170
14. Giancarlo Fisichella, Force India-Ferrari +43.571
15. Kimi Raikkonen, Ferrari +4 laps

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Jarno Trulli, Toyota 51 laps
Adrian Sutil, Force India-Ferrari 50 laps
Mark Webber, Red Bull-Renault 30 laps
Rubens Barrichello, Honda 15 laps
Nelson Piquet Jnr, Renault 14 laps

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  1. Although the safety car following Piquet Jnr’s crash, and Felipe Massa’s misfortunes helped, Fernando Alonso yet again proved just how much of a talent he is, and how much more he has to offer.
    The Renault, to be brutally honest, has been a pig all year long. In many instances, Alonso has overdriven the car, asking too much of a machine not up to the task, and that task is the championship. How galling that must be, to a man who has contested the championship for the last three years, and won two of them.
    How frustating it must be, to see McLaren and especially Lewis Hamilton, leading the title race when he is unable to fight back with a machine capable of doing so. In that instance, Hamilton was extremely sensible to settle for third place.
    In a one on one fight with Alonso, with a championship at stake, Hamilton had the world to lose, and Alonso a score to settle. The great tragedy of this season, has been that we have not seen Alonso and Hamilton duking it out in two competitive cars. As much fun as it is watching the young McLaren driver square up to Massa and Raikkonen, it would be pure heaven to see him and Alonso face off more often.
    You don’t have to be a Hamilton fan to want that neither. The one guy on the grid ‘all’ Alonso fans want to see put to pasture is Lewis Hamilton, and the McLaren team. Whatever Fernando decides for his future after this season has passed, we can only hope that he chooses wisely, and that this dream of mine can be realised again.

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