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Good fortune that gave Panasonic Toyota Racing their first podium shone again here at Sepang with Jarno taking home the first points of the season.
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The Malaysian Grand Prix celebrated its 10th anniversary this year. The track was totally repaired ahead of the event, resulting in a far smoother ride.
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Although cooler than the sweltering conditions in Australia, temperatures still hit the 30’s every day – tough on drivers and machines alike.
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Glock, who made it through to the third session of qualifying for the second successive race. Celebrations for his 26th birthday were held on Thursday.
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Just moments following the start, the race was over for Glock after a collision with a rival in corner 14 damaged Glock’s rear suspension beyond repair.
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Trulli got off to a great start, highlighted by finishing at the top of the field in the first session of qualifying. Starting from third on the grid, he was looking good for a podium finish.
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The crew’s great efforts and tight teamwork made up for Trulli’s slow start. Spirits lifted with every position regained.
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Trulli shook off a strong challenge from McLaren to take the chequered flag in fourth. The next goal – a podium of course.
