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Blundell's view: Japanese Grand Prix.
The Schumacher brothers lead the field away on the warm-up lap at Suzuka
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Blundell's view: Japanese Grand Prix.

Monday, 24th September 2007

Mark Blundell previews the action ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix at Fuji and tips Kimi Raikkonen to win again for Ferrari.

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