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Former F1 World Champion Jenson Button Unwinds in Singapore with a Series of Exhilarating Experiences

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Jenson Button embarks on a relaxing vacation with a twist, as part of a collaboration with the Singapore Tourism Board.

The 2009 Formula One World Champion will take his first drive in the Team Mugen NSX-GT at the Suzuka Circuit between 6th to 7th June for tyre testing. “I am delighted to have the opportunity to race a NSX-GT at the prestigious Suzuka 1000km. Last year in December, I really enjoyed driving the NSX Concept GT at Honda Racing Thanks Day, and since then have been itching to drive it in a championship race,

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Jenson Button To Race At Suzuka 1000 KM

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F1 driver to join Team Mugen in an NSX-GT

One point is all that separates Sebastian Vettel from his second successive Drivers’ World Championship after the 24-year-old German and his Red Bull Racing team claimed their first victory on Singapore’s Marina Bay Street Circuit on Sunday.

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The Perfect Win At The 2011 Formula 1 Singtel Singapore Grand Prix

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Vettel claims first win in Singapore — with only a point from the title!

The incident happened as the leaders were threading their way through the back markers, but the race was soon suspended as it became apparent that the Russian was unconscious and needed medical assistance. As the decision was taken to suspend the race, everyone went for the freshest tyres they had. When the race resumed for its final six laps, McLaren repaired Lewis Hamilton’s rear wing and Vettel, back on badly-needed fresh rubber, won easily from Alonso and Button.

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Vettel's Red Flagged Victory

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This year's Monaco Grand Prix has given rise to a big question: Why are teams allowed to change tyres during race suspensions?

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Two In A Row From Pole!

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The Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday 10 April 2011 at the Sepang International Circuit saw Sebastian Vettel win his second race in a row ahead of Jenson Button and Nick Heidfeld.