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Schumacher on top heading to Japan
Who would have guessed that it would be all square points wise going into the Japanese F1 Grand Prix and I can't wait to see what will happen in a week's time. Michael Schumacher leads championship by virtue of having one more win than Fernando Alonso.
After qualifying yesterday I just thought Alonso had the race in the bag and on checking the race weather forecast an hour before the race I just thought it was all in Alonso's favour but the drama in the race itself was the key.
This time there were no penalty points to argue about for the top two drivers and all was going to be decided in the race. I think the Renault team must be wondering how they could have made mistakes at such at an crucial part of the season. Renault are now one point ahead in the constructors championship and I still think they are going to win that part of the championship but for the drivers'its becoming even more difficult to predict.
The result today means that the championship race will now go all the way to the last race
which is good for the Brazilians fans.
The tight race is also good for the Japanese fans who before have endured races when the
championship has already been decided.
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