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Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton gave McLaren its second one-two of the year. The silver crew comfortably had the beating of Ferrari at Monte-Carlo, but they still let their drivers fight around every corner of the circuit for the victory. By the time they cooled off the battle in the dying stages Massa’s previously dominant Ferrari was almost a minute behind. The result puts the McLaren duo tied on points at the head of the championship, Alonso ahead by dint of his two victories. One could easily see that the starting on the left for Lewis Hamilton and Giancarlo Fisichella was a big disadvantage, as they both swept across to the right to delay their rivals as the red lights went out. Massa and Fisichella kept the third and fourth position . But Nick Heidfeld made an opportunistic start, vaulting up to fifth by passing Mark Webber and Nico Rosberg around the outside. Rubens Barrichello made a good start in his Honda to hold seventh, five seconds behind Rosberg, with Mark Webber and R

McLaren determinedly turned the tables on Ferrari with a clinical victory for Fernando Alonso in the Malaysian Grand Prix today. Team mate Hamilton withstood massive pressure from both Ferraris at different stages in the race to complete a McLaren one-two, ahead of Kimi Raikkonen (which I do believe he is an excellent driver) As the final lap began Raikkonen had the gap down to 0.8s but Hamilton tenaciously clung on to second place - the Finn never getting a chance to make a passing move...yesssss!!! Alonso took the win with a comfortable margin in his second race for McLaren, with Hamilton and Raikkonen behind him. Heidfeld rebuffed Massa’s advances as the Ferrari driver ran wide at the last corner late in the race yahooooooooo lol, well it was a challenging race and looking forward to next week’s in Bahrain and I’ll better be careful and not offend because there is still long way to go and much more races till the end of the season, che vinca il migliore (as long as it is Alonso or e