I personally think that the mouse pad is pretty cool, its made of carbon fibre. But the price of $413.76 is too steep for a mousepad, and due to the sleek and glossy surface its only suitable for a ball mouse.

Undeniably, the finished products are really in high quality and gorgeous. If you are a F1 enthusiast and want to wear exactly the same like F1 team members, cant go wrong with the official products.

Championship leader through out the year Hamilton had an small incident on the first lap which run off the track and mechanical problem after a few laps costs him a championship title and finished the championship in second. His teammate Fernando Alonso finished the season with 109 points same as Hamilton, claiming third place respectively.

Source: Image from stuff.co.nz and article paraphrased from wikipedia.

Source: f1racing.net

The full entry list of constructors and drivers is as follows:

McLaren Mercedes
1 Fernando Alonso (E)
2 Lewis Hamilton (GB)

Renault
3 Giancarlo Fisichella (I)
4 Heikki Kovalained (FIN)

Ferrari
5 Felipe Massa (BR)
6 Kimi Raikkonen (FIN)

Honda
7 Jenson Button (GB)
8 Rubens Barrichello (BR)

BMW
9 Nick Heidfeld (D)
10 Robert Kubica (PL)

Toyota
11 Ralf Schumacher (D)
12 Jarno Trulli (I)

Red Bull Renault
14 David Coulthard (GB)
15 Mark Webber (AUS)

Williams Toyota
16 Nico Rosberg (D)
17 Alex Wurz (A)

STR Ferrari
18 TBA
19 TBA

Spyker Ferrari
20 Christijan Albers (NL)
21 TBA

Super Aguri Honda
22 Takuma Sato (J)
23 Anthony Davidson (GB)

Source: www.formula1.com

The 300 islands clustered together in a nine kilometre zone resemble Earth from aerial photos.

Schumacher’s small part of the world is a piece of ‘Antarctica’ said to be worth $7-million US.

The German’s longtime manager, Willi Weber, confirmed the gift, saying the development will be complete in a couple of years time.

“Perhaps he will build a kart track on it,” mused Weber.

Source: www.tsn.ca

Is the last race of 2006 season. Massa converted his pole into a win, whilst Alonso secured the drivers’ championship title with his second place. Massa, who was the first Brazilian to win in front of his home crowd since Ayrton Senna in 1993, took an easy victory, whilst his teammate Schumacher suffered some bad luck but still managed to finish fourth in his last ever Formula One Grand Prix, pulling off some fine manoeuvres.

source: f1racing.net

Felipe Massa will start his home Grand Prix tomorrow from Pole Position. Teammate Michael Schumacher having a gear box failure and will be starting at 10 positions. Kimi raikkonen got 2nd place while Alonso in 4th place. Which is looking very good for the driver championships. Alonso only need 1 point to become the 2nd world world champion.

“It was definitely great to be on pole for my home Grand Prix, I did a very, very good lap,” said Massa. “I was lucky to get a tow from Nick (Heidfeld) but I might have lost some time in the final corner, we need to see if we lost some time there.

“The car is fantastic, the tyres are working really well with the sunshine. It is great to be here at home on pole position. In Q2 I made a mistake in the final sector, but I feel fantastic to be here. I dreamed as a kid of being here so I am happy.

“You see the people around raising their hands and when you stop to make the start, you can hear them, you see the crowd. The Brazilian people are hot about F1, they enjoy it is a lot, and pole position for me is fantastic. I think it gives even more motivation to win the race tomorrow.”

“Michael was not lucky today, he was not lucky in the last two races,” said Massa. “Anyway he has a strong car for tomorrow, for sure he will fight a lot for his race and hopefully finish the race and finish 1-2.

“We are still fighting for the constructors’ championship, nothing is finished yet for him.”

Saturday 21 October 14:00 – Qualifying
Sunday 22 October 14:00 – Race