Another race, another set of miserable results in the Fantasy Racers competition. Between Australia and Malaysia I made only a few minor changes to a couple of the teams, but it didn’t really help. Jenson Button obviously scored well, but my error in removing Timo Glock and Nick Heidfeld from BlogF1 Racing cost the squad dearly. Placing faith in Sebastian Vettel instead, despite his penalty and lowly starting position, it didn’t pay off. Here though, are the results from this round’s Fantasy Racers.

Fantasy Racers Malaysia 2009 Update	Points Scored Team/Driver	Race Result Position	Overall Position Championship
BlogF1 Racing	461	1504th	1488th
Giancarlo Fisichella	32
Jenson Button	221
Nico Rosberg	71
Rubens Barrichello	101
Sebastian Vettel	36
Budget Remaining	0
Team Finitalia	217	4011th	4475th
Giancarlo Fisichella	32
Heikki Kovalainen	1
Jarno Trulli	111
Kimi Raikkonen	38
Budget Remaining	35
Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate	493	1099th	2744th
Jenson Button	221
Kimi Räikkönen	38
Nick Heidfeld	131
Rubens Barrichello	101
Budget Remaining	2
Blogger’s Dog Racing	331	3088th	2216th
Fernando Alonso	41
Mark Webber	91
Nico Rosberg	71
Robert Kubica	3
Timo Glock	121
Budget Remaining	4
Inner Pickle Racing	331	3094th	2482nd
Giancarlo Fisichella	32
Jenson Button	221
Kimi Raikkonen	38
Robert Kubica	3
Sebastian Vettel	36
Budget Remaining	1

BlogF1 Racing still managed the second best result from this round, scoring 461 points, but it was Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate that lead the way after Malaysia, with Button, Heidfeld and Barrichello all scoring well for the outfit. Team Finitalia slipped down the order thanks to three of the four drivers failing to finish the saturated race, while Blogger’s Dog Racing and Inner Pickle Racing all scored considerably less than they did in Australia.

BlogF1 Racing currently sits in 1488th of the overall competition, and 186th in the Sidepodcast League.

Fantasy Racers is a fantasy Formula One competition. It is free to sign up but if you wish to have more than team you will need to make a donation to the site. You can also join private leagues, and currently BlogF1’s set of squads race in the Sidepodcast League.