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The practice session for the Malaysian Grand Prix was held today at the Sepang International Circuit and McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton led the pack. From the IHT report:
Ferrari had dominated both Friday’s official practice sessions for the Malaysian Grand Prix before Hamilton — winner in the season-opening Australian GP last weekend — took advantage of cooling track temperatures under clouding skies to set the day’s best lap of 1 minute, 35.055 seconds in a late run at Sepang.
He was 0.151 seconds ahead of Ferrari’s Felipe Massa in session two, with world champion Kimi Raikonnen third quickest, another two-tenths of a …read more

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Be one of the first to secure tickets to the Singapore Formula One Grand Prix this coming September. A total of 70,000 three-day tickets will be available in the first release, comprising of 15,000 walkabout passes (cost S$168) and 55,000 grandstand seats (up to S$1,388 for the premier Pit Grandstand) strategically located around the circuit.
You can buy your passes via:

the official website: http://wwwsingaporegp.sg
the ticket hotline: +65 6738 6738 (1000 to 2000 hours, Monday to Friday, and from Noon to 1800 hours on Weekends)
the OmniTicket Network, located at Forum Shopping Centre, Marina Square Shopping Centre, and Singapore Visitors Centre at Orchard …read more

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Woohoo, just one more reason why I’m excited with our upcoming move to Singapore: The 2008 FIA Formula One World Championship!
The new race is scheduled to take place towards the end of the calendar in September or October. The timing of the night event means it can be broadcast at a convenient time for European TV audiences as well as thrilling local fans. It is also expected to have a hugely positive economic impact on the region.
You bet, I’ll keep you updated as they release further details. My son will be ecstatic!

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