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It was a great team effort, it is a shame I couldnt match teammates pace in the closing stages, but @robocat was “MASSIVELY” quick. I want to congratulate to the whole Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team. (just to talk like a massive McLaren driver :D )

Only 8th? While my teammate was 5th? I smell a new conspiracy coming.

Seventh isn’t the ideal result for my championship defense, but I’ll settle for it. Malaysia should be a strong result for the Scuderia, though. On to Singapore- hopefully @mathers will fare better there as well! Once again, horrid luck for my teammate.

Official Singtel Singapore Grand Prix Preview
As we move onwards from the season-opening race of Australia, the remaining 21 races on the calendar are all in a very different order from that of last year. The first example of this is indeed now, round 2, the Singapore Grand Prix. With almost no seasonal difference the chance of rain this early in the season in Singapore is identical to when it was run later in the year, meaning the teams could be about to experience their first wet running of the second season.

McLaren picked up an astounding 1-2 in Australia, showing they clearly have pace, while d’Hazorme brought his Sauber home in third ahead of Franklin’s Lotus. Reigning Champion Bomeny struggled to seventh as the field looked more open than last year. Most in the paddock were surprised by the few retirements, only three out of the field of 28, and especially seeing as neither of those were McLaren’s. The other shock story from Melbourne was Red Bull being well off the pace. They failed to even pick up 1 point as it looks like they have dropped well into the midfield.

The rain could play havoc here, and throw us up an interesting results.

Laps: 61
Chance of Rain: 50%
Temperature: Hot

Favorite Tracks: d’Hazorme (Sauber), Armos (Mercedes), Eberhart (Mallya), Bakhtiari (Mallya), Widger (Spyker), Downton (Pagani), Peacock (Pagani)

Weather Report
FP1: Dry (Firestones)
FP2: Light Rain (Goodyear)
Qualifying: Light Rain (Goodyear)
Race: Light Rain (Goodyear)

Damn McLarens

@Mathers – They do not, it’s all a gamble, everything or nothing :P

@mathers – I left Michelin out because of their kind of disgraced exit form the sport and the fiasco of Indy 05 :P