Mr. Michael French, Senior Vice President of Operations, City of Dreams, announced their collaboration with the renowned Räikkönen Robertson Racing team in forming the City of Dreams - Räikkönen Robertson Racing team. 

(From left) City of Dreams racing team principal Mr. Matthew Mash and Senior Vice President of Operations, City of Dreams, Mr. Michael French joined the two young star drivers Mr. Alexander Sims and Mr. Renger van der Zande to unveil one of the City of Dreams - Räikkönen Robertson racing cars. 

City of Dreams is proud to announce their collaboration with the world renowned Räikkönen Robertson Racing team in forming the City of Dreams – Räikkönen Robertson Racing team, the racing dream team created for the Macau Grand Prix 2009.  

One of Asia’s best known motor racing stars, City of Dreams racing team principal Mr. Matthew Marsh today introduced the two new rising stars in the motor racing field, Mr. Renger van der Zande and Mr. Alexander Sims who will be pursuing their dream of Macau Grand Prix stardom by representing City of Dreams – Räikkönen Robertson Racing as drivers in the Formula 3 of Macau Grand Prix 2009.  

The Macau Grand Prix is recognized as the cradle of the hottest motor racing prospects, many previous racers, including current Formula One World Champion Mr. Jenson Button and former World Champion Mr. Lewis Hamilton have gone on to Formula One stardom.

“City of Dreams is a place where everyone can live their dreams. We are pleased that Mr. Matthew Marsh has shared his own racing ambition and experience with Renger and Alexander, two new racers who are both stepping out on their own individual paths to Grand Prix stardom this year. With the support of City of Dreams, we hope this year’s racing in Macau takes them another step closer to making both drivers’ dreams come true,” said Mr. Steve Webster, Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer of Melco Crown Entertainment Limited.

Photo by Norman Chow

Gregory Bourdy of France holds the trophy after winning the UBS Hong Kong Open golf tournament in Hong Kong

Grégory Bourdy held off a hard charging Rory McIlroy to win the UBS Hong Kong Open by two shots on Sunday (15 November).

The Frenchman carded a polished three-under-par 67 at the Hong Kong Golf Club in Fanling to finish on 19-under 261 for the tournament.

Northern Irish youngster McIlroy showed flashes of his prodigious talent in compiling a 64, but fell just short in the US$2.5 million showpiece for the second year in a row.

“It’s great, I had a fantastic week,” said Bourdy, 27. “It’s my best golf week, best golf day today. I played very consistent. I missed a few putts at the start of the round but I stayed confident

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