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Autosport launches all-new Grand Prix Predictor game

Ferrari driver Fernando Alonso will win the first grand prix of the Formula 1 season in Australia, according to the new Castrol EDGE Grand Prix Predictor game just launched by Autosport.com.

The Predictor uses the wealth of statistics and data that powers Autosport.com today to predict the outcome of each round of the 2011 Formula 1 World Championship more accurately than ever before.

The Predictor has selected Alonso as the Australian Grand Prix winner based on his pre-season testing pace and past form at the Melbourne circuit.

Despite Sebastian Vettel shading Alonso in testing, the world champion has a poor record down under, leading to the Predictor picking a second-place finish for him ahead of Nico Rosberg (Mercedes) and his Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber.

Motorsport fans from around the globe are being invited to beat the Predictor at its own game, with the chance of winning great prizes including a trip to this year’s Canadian Grand Prix.

They will also compete against an expert panel of pundits, including former grand prix winner Johnny Herbert.

“This is a landmark development for Autosport.com,” said Autosport’s publisher Rob Aherne.

“It has been a magnificent team effort and everybody involved should be hugely proud of what they’ve achieved.”

For more details and to play the game yourself, visit www.castroledgerankings.com/predictor.