SEMA 2008

I never heard anything about our International Autoshow since 2006. I thought that was the last of the show. And I consider it must be because of the budget to organized the show, to bring in all cars and imagine the tax just for one event. Very expensive laa to get into the hall. Got to think trillion2 times before buying the ticket.Hemmmmm....Why they have to wait for 3 years?Maybe because of politics or any current issues and eventually they forgot about it, maybe because of the MPV that will be launch next year and proton need a BIG BIG show for it, or maybe they just so lazy to organize one. Pity..But, last week I heard that the show will be continue next year.Yeah!!Hope this is the biggest and the best since 2006. Let's share some of the SEMA 2008 coverage from MOTORTREND. I really hope event as good as this are avalaible for Malaysian to see. Worth every peny for the ticket. lol.

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Pennzoil-MAM Autosprint 2008 Challenge Update(PHOTOS)

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I have the photos and the vids.It's just the typical me who are so 'malas' nak upload sume tu. Have a lots of work to do la. Terato only show 3 pictures and please be patient for more. Ok guys. Just want to say that the event was so happening and i hope to see more next year. Overall was great.

MALAYSIA AT THE TOP

MALAYSIA TAKES FIFTH TO LEAD A1GP WORLD CUP OF MOTORSPORT
Chengdu, China, 09 November 2008

The A1GP World Cup of Motorsport in Chengdu, China, staged the region's first A1GP event today with two races of nation versus nation competition. Fairuz Fauzy represented his nation this weekend and drove a strong race to fifth place in the Feature race to take a clear championship lead to the team's home race in two weeks time.......... more

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Here are the full result for both races

SPRINT RACE

Pos	A1 Team	Driver	Laps	Time	Gap
1	Ireland	Adam Carroll	18	22'58.470
2	Netherlands	Robert Doornbos	18	23'00.507	2.037
3	Great Britain	Danny Watts	18	23'12.831	14.361
4	Switzerland	Neel Jani	18	23'13.089	14.619
5	South Africa	Adrian Zaugg	18	23'18.578	20.108
6	Portugal	Filipe Albuquerque	18	23'18.945	20.475
7	New Zealand	Chris van der Drift	18	23'25.694	27.224
8	France	Nicolas Prost	18	23'26.393	27.923
9	Monaco	Clivio Piccione	18	23'28.848	30.378
10	India	Narain Karthikeyan	18	23'30.738	32.268
11	Australia	John Martin	18	23'31.668	33.198
12	Lebanon	Daniel Morad	18	23'32.763	34.293
13	Malaysia	Fairuz Fauzy	18	23'33.125	34.655
14	Italy	Edoardo Piscopo	18	23'35.011	36.541
15	USA	Marco Andretti	18	23'36.572	38.102
16	Mexico	David Garza	18	23'40.981	42.511
17	China	Ho-Pin Tung	18	23'48.081	49.611
18	Indonesia	Satrio Hermanto	18	24'02.598	1'04.128
19	Korea	Jin-Woo Hwang	18	24'04.641	1'06.171
20	Brazil	Felipe Guimarães	14		4 laps

FEATURE RACE

Pos	A1 Team	Driver	Laps	Time	Gap
1	Portugal	Filipe Albuquerque	51	1:11'23.179
2	Ireland	Adam Carroll	51	1:11'23.750	0.571
3	Great Britain	Danny Watts	51	1:11'27.981	4.802
4	Switzerland	Neel Jani	51	1:11'30.336	7.157
5	Malaysia	Fairuz Fauzy	51	1:11'36.481	13.302
6	Australia	John Martin	51	1:11'38.723	15.544
7	Monaco	Clivio Piccione	51	1:11'39.415	16.236
8	USA	Marco Andretti	51	1:11'39.869	16.690
9	South Africa	Adrian Zaugg	51	1:11'41.209	18.030
10	India	Narain Karthikeyan	51	1:11'41.938	18.759
11	New Zealand	Chris van der Drift	51	1:11'42.854	19.675
12	China	Ho-Pin Tung	51	1:11'43.305	20.126
13	Lebanon	Daniel Morad	51	1:11'45.759	22.580
14	Indonesia	Satrio Hermanto	51	1:11'54.464	31.285
15	Mexico	David Garza	50		1 lap
16	Netherlands	Robert Doornbos	50		1 lap
17	Korea	Jin-Woo Hwang	50		1 lap
18	France	Nicolas Prost	0		51 laps
19	Italy	Edoardo Piscopo	0		51 laps
20	Brazil	Felipe Guimarães	0		51 laps

OVERALL STANDINGS(After race 4)

1	Malaysia	28
2	Ireland	23
3	France	23
4	New Zealand	20
5	Netherlands	20
6	Portugal	18
7	Switzerland	17
8	Great Britain	16
9	Australia	13
10	South Africa	9