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A1GP Season 2008/09
Standings after race 14 of 14
03 May 2009
Pos
Team
Points
1
Ireland 112
2
Switzerland 95
3
Portugal 92
4
Netherlands 75
5
France 47
6
Malaysia 43
7
New Zealand 36
8
Australia 36
9
Monaco 35
10
Great Britain 28
A1GP Malaysia 2008 - Feature Race
23 Nov 2008
Pos
Team
Time
1
Ireland
1:05'52.205
2
Portugal
1:06'08.201
3
USA
1:06'39.842
4
Australia
1:06'43.884
5
South Africa
1:06'44.311
6
New Zealand
1:06'46.559
7
Brazil
1:06'49.574
8
Netherlands
1:06'49.695
9
China
1:06'51.363
10
Malaysia
1:06'56.093
A1GP Malaysia 2008 - Sprint Race
23 Nov 2008
Pos
Team
Time
1
Switzerland
22'41.567
2
France
22'51.479
3
New Zealand
22'53.380
4
Portugal
22'54.020
5
Ireland
22'54.772
6
Netherlands
22'56.966
7
Italy
23'01.514
8
Australia
23'03.004
9
South Africa
23'09.241
10
China
23'11.059

Fauzy explains bizarre pit stop

23 November 2008, By a1gp.com

Fairuz Fauzy lost a potential podium place on home soil in the Feature race in Sepang today.

The 26-year-old had been running in a strong third until a bizarre incident on the 17th lap, when he heard a message on the radio to come into pits by what he thought was his team. When he got there, he was sent straight back out on track by his confused team. It transpired that this was from another team and only heard by Fauzy. The organisers are investigating exactly how this could have happened.

Fauzy, whose Malaysia team was leading the championship going into the event, eventually finished 10th, stealing the final point from the Italian car of Edoardo Piscopo on the final lap.

“Throughout the race my car was very strong, but I just suffered a few handling problems, nothing major though,” Fauzy explained.

“The team called me in for the first pit stop, it was fine, and we went out in the same position again, with the same gap to second placed Portugal. After ten laps I was struggling with oversteer on the car. I tried to radio the team, got nothing, and then I heard ‘Box this lap’ twice. Then I said ‘Copy that’ and then I pitted. When I came in I saw the team was not ready, so I knew something was not right.

“I just had to carry on, but obviously I was very disappointed.

“Considering we had the extra pit stop it was a really good recovery, the car was very strong. I think if we hadn't had the pit issue, we would have had a podium easily. After the last pit stop, I was running about a second quicker, it’s tough for us all.”


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