F1 starts to choke off big tobacco
CONGRATULATIONS Malaysia, for once again successfully hosting the Malaysian leg of the world championship Formula One Grand Prix last month. It was also a race where the Ferrari team led by Michael Schumacher did not clinch a victory. Hopes were high that the German driver would be a leading cont...
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| Summary: | CONGRATULATIONS Malaysia, for once again successfully hosting the Malaysian leg of the world championship
Formula One Grand Prix last month.
It was also a race where the Ferrari team led by Michael Schumacher did not clinch a victory.
Hopes were high that the German driver would be a leading contender despite failing to finish the season
opener in Australia.
This is in contrast to last year where he won most of the races.
Fernando Alonso dominated the Malaysian Grand Prix to win ahead of a strong drive from Toyota's Jarno Trulli
and Williams' Nick Heidfeld.
Seventime
world champion Schumacher finished a distant seventh. While many sports fans must have felt
sorry for the King of Fl, tobacco control advocates have reason to rejoice. |
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