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Circuit de Catalunya - Spain 21 February 2008 1 K. Nakajima Williams 01:22.153 32 2 H. Kovalainen McLaren 01:22.185 64 3 P. de la Rosa McLaren 01:22.208 92 4 F. Massa Ferrari 01:22.213 95 5 N. Rosberg Williams 01:22.248 108 6 M. Webber Red Bull 01:22.477 81 7 D. Coulthard Red Bull 01:22.499 102 8 L. Badoer Ferrari 01:22.535 102 9 F. Alonso Renault 01:22.657 61 10 T. Glock Toyota 01:22.901 109 11 N. Piquet jr. Renault 01:23.286 104 12 K. Kobayashi Toyota 01:24.132 56 13 N. Hulkenberg Williams 01:24.222 59

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AC Milan's Ronaldo killing time watching Big Brother AC Milan striker Ronaldo is getting through a lot of television as he recovers from knee surgery at the Pitie Salpetriere clinic in Paris. Ronaldo will be released from hospital tomorrow, but will remain in Paris for another ten days to continue his rehab. Meanwhile, Ronaldo has revealed to Brazilian reporters that he's received phone calls from Real Madrid pair Robinho and Julio Baptista, Zinedine Zidane and also has spoken daily with his Milan teammate Kaka. To pass the time, Ronaldo has been watching plenty of tele - including Brazil's 'Big Brother', courtesy of his subscription to Globo Internacional. The striker admitted he took part in the online voting of last week.

Zidane backing AC Milan's Ronaldo to make comeback tribalfootball.com - February 21, 2008 Zinedine Zidane remains hopeful his former Real Madrid teammate Ronaldo can make a successful comeback from his horror knee injury. Zizou said of the crocked AC Milan striker: "I have played a long time with him, we are very good friends. "It is true that I've seen him and spoken on the phone, it is sad. "He came back even stronger (from an injury) in the World Cup of 2002. It is true that his age is important, but I hope he can do it again."

Ronaldo out by Friday: Paris clinic PARIS (AFP) - Medical staff in Paris say three-time former world footballer of the year Ronaldo should be able to leave the clinic which operated on his left knee by the end of the week. The 31-year-old AC Milan striker last Thursday underwent surgery at the Pitie-Salpetriere hospital in Paris on the tendon ruptured in his club's 1-1 draw against Livorno at the San Siro the day before. And a medical official told AFP on Wednesday: "He won't be leaving on Thursday, it's more likely to be Friday." Ronaldo is due to remain in Paris for physiotherapy for another 10 days before returning to Milan to continue treatment.

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We Need To Be Intelligent - Cannavaro Fabio Cannavaro believes that Real Madrid will have to be intelligent if they want to turn around their defeat against Roma and claimed that the Giallorossi are not the same team as they have been. The Italian defender was open in his appraisal of the game, that saw Los Merengues throw away and early lead to go down 2-1 in the Olimpic Stadium. After taking the lead through Raúl, the visitors looked to be on top but goals from David Pizarro and Mancini won the opening tie for Roma. "Nobody likes to lose. When you have given everything, worked hard and created chances to win the game and then lose because you concede two goals it is difficult to accept," Cannavaro said. "They are not at their best at the moment as they played a lot better before with a strong counter-attack. "Despite that, they were still dangerous. Two times they broke through and twice they scored. "Everyone believes that we are going to win the second leg for sure, but it will not be easy. We have to be prepared to be intelligent." Despite the decent performance, Cannavaro believes that only the result will be remembered and called upon the team to show intelligence in the second game in two weeks time. "What counts most in football is winning, We played well in Rome, but we lost," he continued. "If they knock us out nobody will be thinking about whether we played well or not in the first leg. "We have to be intelligent in the second leg and remember that the tie could turn at any moment. "We will have to maintain our concentration and positioning because if they score just once it would make things much more difficult for us." Cannavaro then reiterated that he is enjoying this season in Spain much more than he did his first as he appears to have finally settled in Madrid. "This year I am feeling a lot better. I am seeing a lot more of the ball," he added. "Last season was very difficult for me as I have said many times.

Button happy with Honda progress Jenson Button is happy with the progress being made at Honda since the end of last season and despite the fact that the team is still languishing in the lower part of the time sheets in winter testing. "We've put in a lot of hours to make sure the car is reliable and running smoothly," Button said. "I'm happy with the way things are going. We're making improvements at every test in many areas and the car is very driveable. We can really build on it." "Our pace is definitely not going to be enough to get us near the front, but there's a lot more to come before the first race," he added.

Om Shanti Om (Berlinale Film Festival)

Om Shanti Om (Berlinale Film Festival)

Om Shanti Om (Berlinale Film Festival)

Om Shanti Om (Berlinale Film Festival)

Om Shanti Om (Berlinale Film Festival)

Om Shanti Om (Berlinale Film Festival)

Om Shanti Om (Berlinale Film Festival)

Om Shanti Om (Berlinale Film Festival)