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[Omer Said]

pit

 

[Sebastien Levret]

pit

 

[Dave Stephenson]

pit

 

[Omer Said]

finish!

 

[Sebastien Levret]

finish

 

[Dave Stephenson]

finish

 

[Rhys Gardiner]

start

 

[Rhys Gardiner]

pit

 

[Rhys Gardiner]

finish

 

[Matthew Gutteridge]

start and retire

 

[Resi Respati]

And the Canadian Grand Prix is now over.

Expect results to be up a bit late. Probably in Monday, or even in a week time.

 

[Resi Respati]

Sorry guys, results would be late for the Canadian GP. In the meantime...

Start Singapore Grand Prix (Sprint Race)

 

[Thomas Hackel]

finish

 

[Peter Duivelaar]

finish

 

[Sebastien Levret]

finish

 

[Niels Pedersen]

finish

 

[Omer Said]

finish!

 

[Matthew Gutteridge]

finish

 

[Rhys Gardiner]

finish

 

[Resi Respati]

The Singapore Grand Prix is now over.

Canadian GP - Race Results
1. Thomas Hackel [Jaguar] - 12 +1
2. Peter Duivelaar [Jordan] - 11
3. Niels Pedersen [Renault] - 10
4. Omer Said [Ferrari] - 9
5. Sebastien Levret [Jaguar] - 8
6. Dave Stephenson [Ferrari] - 7
7. Rhys Gardiner [Williams] - 6
Ret. Matthew Gutteridge [McLaren] - 2,5

Singapore GP - Race Results
1. Thomas Hackel [Jaguar] - 12
2. Peter Duivelaar [Jordan] - 11
3. Sebastien Levret [Jaguar] - 10
4. Niels Pedersen [Renault] - 9
5. Omer Said [Ferrari] - 8
6. Matthew Gutteridge [McLaren] - 7
7. Rhys Gardiner [Williams] - 6

w00t, 4 races to go and I'm bored for writing race reviews now!!

Driver's Standings after Singapore Grand Prix

So much happens this week. Audis dominate Le Mans, Hamilton took pole surprisingly at Canada, and the World Cup has officially begun in South Africa (hi Uzi ). But we'll forget about it once for this. Before the first race, we introduced a new points system which ensures closer battles which means the Drivers' Championship is in everyone's hands. Well, we were proven wrong. Just look at it!

Constructors' Standings after Singapore Grand Prix
1 Jaguar - 393
2 Jordan - 177
3Ferrari - 174
4 McLaren - 167,5
5Williams - 155,5
6 Renault - 75
7 Sauber - 47
8 Toyota - 21

Shame on McLaren! They dropped to nothing in 2 races, as Ferrari and Jordan took their places after a succesion of bad weekends by Matthew Gutteridge. Although the race is pretty quiet here but the same thing happens here in the Constructors' Championship! Just look at it!