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2008 Calendar
Mar 16 - Australia
Mar 23 - Malaysia
Apr 6 - Bahrain
Apr 27 - Spain
May 11 - Turkey
May 25 - Monaco
June 8 - Canada
June 22 - France
July 6 - Great Britain
July 20 - Germany
Aug 3 - Hungary
Aug 24 - Europe
Sep 7 - Belgium
Sep 14 - Italy
Sep 28 - Singapore*
Oct 12 - Japan
Oct 19 - China
Nov 2 - Brazil
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For all you tifosi, we have something new for you... The Tifosi Blog!
For those of you that are regular in our Tifosi Forum already found out about the great news a few weeks ago... the return of our TC founder: Enrico!
Not only is Enrico back, but he will be managing the Tifosi Blog, updating it with great news as only him can do, as he has done for many years here at Tifosi Club.
Click here to access the Tifosi Blog.
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Bahrain 2008 - TC Race Report
“Red Bah-Reign”
 (TC) - Despite victory in Malaysia, the Scuderia Ferrari arrived in Bahrain with significant questions looming. Particularly questions about diver Felipe Massa. After two driver errors in consecutive races, which led to zero championship points, rumors of his pending replacement were rampant both in the media and on internet message boards. The rumors varied from replacement as soon as the Spanish Grand Prix to as late as next season. Replacement names varied from Fernando Alonso to Sebastian Vettel, to the irreplaceable maestro himself, Michael Schumacher.
Rumors rampant outside the Scuderia proved to be quite different from the support Massa received within the team. Scuderia Director Stefano Domenicali vowed his support for the Brazilian, and the team stood tall in the wake of the media storm. Undeniably, this support inspired Massa to perform this weekend, and repay the debts he created with his hard working mechanics when he spun into the gravel trap in Malaysia.
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Friday practice left off essentially where the Malaysian Grand Prix ended; with Ferrari significantly faster than the others. 1.4 seconds separated a rejuvenated Massa from the nearest McLaren of Heikki Kovalainen. Perhaps more surprising was that he was almost a second faster than his team mate Kimi Raikkonen. When qualifying began on Saturday, many tifosi expected a Red front row. Alas, that was not meant to be as the BMW of Robert Kubica used a low fuel qualifying run to obtain the first pole position for the BMW Sauber team. Felipe would start second, Kimi fourth, separated only by the McLaren of Lewis Hamilton.
Click here to read the full report.
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Click here for the Australia 2008 - TC Race Report!
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Click here for the Australia 2008 - TC Race Report!
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Click here for a sneak peak of the new Tifosi Club!
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