Castrol GP Predictor winners announced

    Here's a list of the winners of the Castrol GP contest.

    Published On Nov 27, 2013 02:41:00 PM

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    Castrol GP Predictor winners announced

    Name of the winning team:

    The team with the most points in The Castrol Edge GP Predictor Contest is vroom-myteam, owned by Hareesh Makam. The winner has scored 904 points overall.

    Here's a list of the winners of the Castrol GP contest

    Winners for the Brazillian GP are: 

    1st place: Subhash Chandran
    2nd place: Abhishek Mathur
    3rd place: Aakash Sardana     

    Winners for the Abu Dhabi GP are: 

    1st place: Christopher Creado
    2nd place: Abilash Bg
    3rd place: Georgie Mathew

    Winners for the Indian GP are: 

    1st place: Sangamnath Kugore
    2nd place: Thomas Idicula
    3rd place: Manish Mithagare

    Winners for the Singapore GP are:

    1st place: Ratish Narayanan (BYOBB)
    2nd place: Madhu Gowda (ForceM)
    3rd place: Vikram Kumar (Raikkone)

    Winners for the Korean GP are:

    1st place: Christopher Creado (sam002)
    2nd place: Rachit Kakkar (F1 Racank)
    3rd place: Nitin Pethkar (NITISWAP)

    Winners for the Japanese GP are:

    1st place: Arpit Kumar (Force India Karthikeyan)
    2nd place: Mukund Surendranath (Team Altius)
    3rd place: Shankar Narayanan GR (GRS Racing)

    There are still another four rounds to go in the 2013 championship, starting with the Indian GP this weekend (25-27 October, 2013).

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