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After a great drive from eleventh on the grid to second on the podium in the season opener in Australia, Rubens Barrichello returned to his native Sao Paulo for a few days before preparing for the Malaysian Grand Prix at the Sepang circuit this coming weekend. “I enjoyed the Australian weekend immensely," said Barrichello. "Before going there, we knew our old car was still competitive, but not to the level of last year, especially as Renault and McLaren had made a big improvement. We always go well in Australia, so I was confident, but then the rain in first qualifying put everything up in the air. Apart from the brake problems, I had a great race, pushing from start to finish with the tyres lasting very well and I managed my brake balance problem perfectly.”