Just doing my part as a Malaysian and supporter of A1 Team Malaysia
A1GP Sentul, Indonesia
Practice : Friday, Dec. 08, 2006
Qualifying : Saturday, Dec. 09, 2006
Race : Sunday, Dec. 10, 2006
Race times Local : Sprint race: 11.00
Feature race: 15.00
Race times GMT : Sprint race: 04.00
Feature race: 08.00
You can catch it live on starsports if you have astro. Delayed sprint
race preceding live feature race. TV2 is also the official carrier. Not
sure if they are showing live or delayed.
Interesting race for Team Malaysia as Alex likes this circuit and Alex
did very well here last season. Qualified 6th, finished sprint race in
4th and finished feature race in 2nd.
GO GO TEAM MALAYSIA!!!
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Next A1GP race: Sentul, Indonesia, 8-10th Dec 2006
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911gt2
, Dec 07 2006 02:14 PM, 2 replies to this topic
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Posted 07 December 2006 - 02:16 PM
For Immediate Release
A1 TEAM MALAYSIA LOOKING TO BUILD ON 3rd IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Jakarta, Indonesia, 6 December 2006
The A1GP World Cup of Motorsport 2006/07 season continues this weekend
with the fifth round of the Series taking place at Sentul Circuit,
Indonesia. A1 Team Malaysia is riding high with strong race results so
far, which has put the team in joint third place in the overall
championship standings.
At the team’s home race in Sepang less than two weeks ago, Alex Yoong,
recorded fourth and seventh place finishes in the two races at the Kuala
Lumpur venue and with the team having scored a number of top ten finishes
this season – including two race wins – A1 Team Malaysia is proving to be
one of the top contenders for the championship title.
Last season’s Indonesian round of A1GP was the location for the Malaysian
team’s first podium finish in this Series, with second place in the
Feature race, which followed a fourth place finish in the earlier Sprint
race. The team is hoping that this level of performance can be repeated
this weekend. With Fairuz Fauzy taking part in the opening practice
session, the team will be able to capitalise on his racing skills and
experience to prepare for the weekend ahead.
He says, “Alex and I are working well together as a team and I think we
showed the benefits of this in Sepang last time out. We’ll be looking to
continue with the close teamwork and sharing of information to bring us
more strong results, and I’ll be aiming to gain as much track knowledge
as I can in the practice session, to give the team as good a start as
possible for the weekend.”
Yoong adds, “We’ve already had two wins this season, and we’ve been close
to at least two more podium. We should run well this weekend. The one
dominant factor at this venue is the weather and we know from last year
that it is very changeable, with the afternoons often featuring tropical
rainstorms that really change the track conditions and test our ability
to adapt our teamwork and strategy to these different situations.
We have the right team, the experienced engineering staff and the
determination to win, so there’s every reason why we can do this. We’ll
be going for second in the championship this weekend.”
The Sentul circuit is located 45 minutes from Jakarta and 8 km from Bogor
in West Java. It is 3.9 km long, has 11 turns, is fast and wide with very
high speeds. The circuit has been used predominantly for bike racing and
the Asian F3 series, with A1GP the largest international motor racing
series to visit the circuit. Extreme heat, humidity and the unpredictable
wet weather of the rainy season are added challenges for the
international field of drivers in the Series.
For further information regarding the season visit
www.a1teammalaysia.com.my
A1 TEAM MALAYSIA LOOKING TO BUILD ON 3rd IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Jakarta, Indonesia, 6 December 2006
The A1GP World Cup of Motorsport 2006/07 season continues this weekend
with the fifth round of the Series taking place at Sentul Circuit,
Indonesia. A1 Team Malaysia is riding high with strong race results so
far, which has put the team in joint third place in the overall
championship standings.
At the team’s home race in Sepang less than two weeks ago, Alex Yoong,
recorded fourth and seventh place finishes in the two races at the Kuala
Lumpur venue and with the team having scored a number of top ten finishes
this season – including two race wins – A1 Team Malaysia is proving to be
one of the top contenders for the championship title.
Last season’s Indonesian round of A1GP was the location for the Malaysian
team’s first podium finish in this Series, with second place in the
Feature race, which followed a fourth place finish in the earlier Sprint
race. The team is hoping that this level of performance can be repeated
this weekend. With Fairuz Fauzy taking part in the opening practice
session, the team will be able to capitalise on his racing skills and
experience to prepare for the weekend ahead.
He says, “Alex and I are working well together as a team and I think we
showed the benefits of this in Sepang last time out. We’ll be looking to
continue with the close teamwork and sharing of information to bring us
more strong results, and I’ll be aiming to gain as much track knowledge
as I can in the practice session, to give the team as good a start as
possible for the weekend.”
Yoong adds, “We’ve already had two wins this season, and we’ve been close
to at least two more podium. We should run well this weekend. The one
dominant factor at this venue is the weather and we know from last year
that it is very changeable, with the afternoons often featuring tropical
rainstorms that really change the track conditions and test our ability
to adapt our teamwork and strategy to these different situations.
We have the right team, the experienced engineering staff and the
determination to win, so there’s every reason why we can do this. We’ll
be going for second in the championship this weekend.”
The Sentul circuit is located 45 minutes from Jakarta and 8 km from Bogor
in West Java. It is 3.9 km long, has 11 turns, is fast and wide with very
high speeds. The circuit has been used predominantly for bike racing and
the Asian F3 series, with A1GP the largest international motor racing
series to visit the circuit. Extreme heat, humidity and the unpredictable
wet weather of the rainy season are added challenges for the
international field of drivers in the Series.
For further information regarding the season visit
www.a1teammalaysia.com.my