The 2012 Race of Champions has been run and won, and for the first time, a current Australian touring car driver has been involved in the event.
While four-time V8 Supercars champion Jamie Whincup did not factor at the front of the field, simply being invited to the event was a tick in the box for Whincup and the V8 Supercars category.
Speedcafe.com's Stefan Bartholomaeus was on the ground in Thailand, reporting from the 25th running of the end-of-season event at the Rajamangala Stadium in Bangkok.
The event was won by Lotus Formula 1 driver Romain Grosjean.
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The Race of Champions was first held in France in 1988. The following year's event was run in Germany, before 14 consecutive events in Spain. Since then, the popular all-stars event has visited France, England, China, Germany and Thailand.
With Whincup and compatriot Mick Doohan making their mark on the event, the question can now be asked – Would you like to see the Race of Champions event be held in Australia?
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