Singapore Grand Prix F1 Live Online

The F1 show goes night racing for the first time in the history of the sport on the new Marina Bay circuit in Singapore.

Friday 26th September
1st Practice Session 1200 – 1330 BST
2nd Practice Session 1430 – 160o BST

Saturday 27th September
3rd Practice Session 1200 – 1300 BST
Qualifying Session 1500 – 1600BST

Sunday 28th September
Race 1300 – 1445 BST
Live Audio Commentary

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Hamilton tops first ever night practice

Lewis Hamilton emerged fastest for McLaren in the historic first practice session for the Singapore Grand Prix, as Formula One cars took to the track under floodlights for the first time ever.

The Ferraris took second and third, with Felipe Massa just 0.080 seconds behind Hamilton and four tenths of a second ahead of teammate Kimi Raikkonen.

Heikki Kovalainen completed the top four in the second McLaren, followed by BMW's Robert Kubica.

Giancarlo Fisichella (Force India) and Jenson Button (Honda) had the honour of being the first men to take to the track and the first to set a flying lap respectively, but it was Toyota's Timo Glock and Renault's Fernando Alonso who emerged as the early pace-setters after the opening runs.

The title contenders started cautiously and gradually built up speed, with Hamilton the first of them to hit the front when he lapped in 1:47.160 as the session passed its halfway point.

Alonso briefly got back ahead of Hamilton with his next flying lap, before the Ferraris each took a turn at the top with half an hour remaining.

Hamilton was still finding more time, though, as he edged back ahead of Raikkonen by 0.068 seconds then improved by a further tenth of a second later in his run.

Raikkonen threatened to beat Hamilton in the final two minutes, only to lose time in the final sector, while Hamilton then went quicker still on his last lap and produced a 1:45.518.

Massa then leapt to second, just 0.080 seconds adrift of the McLaren in the closing moments, as Raikkonen chose to abandon what looked like an even quicker final lap.

Behind Raikkonen and Kovalainen, Kubica earned fifth at the end of a spectacular session that included a high-flying trip over the Turn 10 kerbs by the Pole, who then caught a wild sideways slide as his BMW Sauber landed back on the asphalt.

Nico Rosberg was rapid throughout the session and ultimately put his Williams in sixth, ahead of Alonso, BMW's Nick Heidfeld, Nelson Piquet in the second Renault, and Jenson Button - who showed promising form for Honda to complete the top ten.

In this groundbreaking session, Mark Webber had the unhappy distinction of being the first man to crash at the Marina Bay circuit. The Australian carried too much speed into the left-hander headed into the tunnel under the main grandstand, putting his Red Bull-Renault into the barriers on only his fifth lap.

That left Webber at the bottom of the timesheets, and will give his Red Bull Racing team plenty to do in the shortened one-hour gap before second practice - the usual Friday schedule having been compressed for Singapore to ensure maximum after-dark mileage.

Rubens Barrichello also ended the session in the wall, spinning into the barriers at the last turn with 15 minutes to go, although his Honda escaped with relatively little damage.

He wasn't the only driver to get caught out by the final corner. Both Kovalainen and Toyota's Jarno Trulli spun at the same spot, but while Kovalainen quickly resumed, Trulli drove the wrong way down the circuit briefly then turned across the kerbs and into the pitlane, in a manoeuvre that might attract the stewards' attention.

Pos  Driver        Team                     Time              Laps
 1.  Hamilton      McLaren-Mercedes    (B)  1:45.518            20
 2.  Massa         Ferrari             (B)  1:45.598  + 0.080   23
 3.  Raikkonen     Ferrari             (B)  1:45.961  + 0.443   24
 4.  Kovalainen    McLaren-Mercedes    (B)  1:46.463  + 0.945   20
 5.  Kubica        BMW Sauber          (B)  1:46.618  + 1.100   23
 6.  Rosberg       Williams-Toyota     (B)  1:46.710  + 1.192   25
 7.  Alonso        Renault             (B)  1:46.725  + 1.207   29
 8.  Heidfeld      BMW Sauber          (B)  1:46.964  + 1.446   24
 9.  Piquet        Renault             (B)  1:47.175  + 1.657   30
10.  Button        Honda               (B)  1:47.277  + 1.759   30
11.  Vettel        Toro Rosso-Ferrari  (B)  1:47.570  + 2.052   28
12.  Nakajima      Williams-Toyota     (B)  1:47.662  + 2.144   23
13.  Glock         Toyota              (B)  1:47.706  + 2.188   27
14.  Bourdais      Toro Rosso-Ferrari  (B)  1:48.097  + 2.579   16
15.  Coulthard     Red Bull-Renault    (B)  1:48.517  + 2.999   23
16.  Barrichello   Honda               (B)  1:48.725  + 3.207   19
17.  Sutil         Force India-Ferrari (B)  1:48.839  + 3.321   24
18.  Fisichella    Force India-Ferrari (B)  1:48.906  + 3.388   25
19.  Trulli        Toyota              (B)  1:49.064  + 3.546   29
20.  Webber        Red Bull-Renault    (B)  1:53.703  + 8.185    4

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LG ICC Cricket Awards 2008 Ceremony Video

As part of the ICC's celebration of the game's heroes and role models, the ICC holds an Annual Awards ceremony to celebrate the major individual and team achievements from the past twelve months of world cricket.

The LG ICC Awards 2008 features nine prestigious awards recognising some of the biggest names in world cricket.

The LG ICC Awards ceremony is now in its fifth year and this year it was held in Dubai on 10 September. Previous ceremonies were held in London (2004), Sydney (2005), Mumbai (2006) and Johannesburg (2007).

The event was due to be staged in Lahore ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy but with that tournament being postponed, it will now go ahead in Dubai, where the ICC has its headquarters.

This year’s LG ICC Awards includes eight individual prizes, including a new one for the Twenty20 International Performance of the Year. The winners of seven of these individual awards will be voted upon by a 25-person panel from around the world, made up of renowned former players, respected members of the media, and an elite umpire and elite match referee.

Meanwhile, the nominations for the Women’s Cricketer of the Year Award were decided after each of the world’s top 10 teams was given the opportunity to nominate two players. This award will be voted on by a separate 16-person voting academy featuring former players and other experts on the women’s game.

Based on the 12 months between 9 August 2007 and 12 August 2008, the LG ICC Awards 2008 - presented in association with FICA - will take into account performances by players and officials in a remarkable period for the game. That period includes the inaugural ICC World Twenty20 2007 in South Africa.


Holding their ICC cricketing trophies (from left) Indian player Yuvraj Singh, Sri Lanka's Mahela Jayawardena, umpire Simon Taufel from Australia, Charlotte Edwards from England, Dale Steyn from South Africa, Ajantha Mendis from Sri Lanka, and with Ricky Ponting of Australia (extreme right), following the LG ICC Awards 2008 ceremony in Dubai, United Arab Emirates on September 10, 2008.

LG ICC Cricket Awards 2008 winner
Cricketer of the Year: Shivnarine Chanderpaul - West Indies
Test Player of the Year: Dale Steyn - South Africa
ODI Player of the Year: Mahendra Singh Dhoni - India
Emerging Player of the Year: Ajantha Mendis - Srilanka
Associate Player of the Year: Ryan ten Doeschate - Netherlands
Twenty20 Player of the Year: Yuvraj Singh - IND
Women's Player of the Year: Charlotte Edwards - England
Spirit of Cricket: Sri Lanka
Umpire of the Year: Simon Taufel - Australia

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