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The fourth and fifth items (if they do in fact exist) would merely be optional — Try to keep our multi-million dollar race car intact for the season. And while you’re at it, stay alive, too.


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The Mild Seven Renault F1 Team driver capped this year’s season with a points-scoring finish in Suzuka, Japan which sealed his team’s early season promise of a fourth place in the Constructors Championship.


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