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Felipe Massa has revealed a special set of race overalls for Sundays Brazilian Grand Prix, his last at home and the penultimate race of his F1 career.Massa will retire after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at the end of November after 14 seasons in the sport. On Sunday morning, ahead of the race at Interlagos, he revealed a new set of overalls for this race weekend, sporting the Brazilian flag along the right leg and both arms.Massa wore similar overalls for the Brazil race in 2006, when he won for Ferrari. His second win in Brazil was also for Ferrari two years later, and saw him cross the line as world champion -- only for Lewis Hamilton to gain the position he needed on the final corner to snatch the title away. That victory remains Massas last in F1.He is also running a modified helmet for the grand prix, where he will start from 13th.. Vlade Divac Jersey . Pert has formerly spent time as an assistant coach with Cardiff City, Coventry City, and Bahrain mens national team. 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Organizers poked a little fun at the now-infamous opening ceremony gaffe that saw only four out of five snowflakes open up into rings, leaving the Olympics logo one ring short.Ireland squad for 2016 ICC World Twenty20: Will Porterfield (captain)- Made his T20I debut against Scotland at Belfast in August 2008- Playing in his fifth ICC WT20- Won the T20 Blast with Birmingham Bears in 2014- Irelands leading run-scorer in Twenty20 International cricket, and was their top scorer in the 2015 qualifying competition for the ICC WT20, with 190 runsNiall OBrien- Has Twenty20 experience around the world from the Indian Cricket League and Bangladesh Premier League- His father Brendan played 52 times for Ireland over 16 yearsGary Wilson- Represented Ireland in ICC Under 19 World Cup in 2004 in Bangladesh- Captained his club side Surrey in the absence of Graeme Smith in 2014- Reached Finals Day of T20 Blast with Surrey in 2013 and 2014 Who will walk away with the trophy? Paul Stirling- Player of the match for his 60 as Ireland defeated Zimbabwe by three wickets at ICC WT20 2014- His innings of 177 against Canada in 2010 remains the highest for Ireland in ODI cricketTim Murtagh- Made his T20I debut against Bangladesh at Belfast in July 2012, qualifying for Ireland as his grandfather was born in Dublin- Missed out on playing in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 due to a broken foot- He was the first bowler to ever take six wickets in a Twenty20 match when he took 6-24 for Surrey against Middlesex at Lords in 2005- Won Englands domestic Twenty20 competition with Middlesex in 2008Stuart Poynter- Represented Ireland in ICC Under 19 World Cups in 2008 and 2010- Playing in his first ICC WT20- The wicketkeeper currently plays his county cricket for Durham, but has also represented Middlesex and Warwickshire- His uncle Deryck Vincent also represented IrelandBoyd Rankin- Rejoined the Ireland team at the end of 2015- Also represented England, playing one Test, seven ODIs and two T20I matches- Made his T20I debut against Bangladesh at Nottingham in June 2009 Kumar Sangakkara gives a brief history of the ICC T20 World Cup George Dockrell- The youngest player to represent Ireland in T20 International cricket aged just 17 years 194 days- Took 3-16 in his first ICC WT20 appearance against the West Indies at Providence in 2010- Playing in his fourth ICC WT20- Reached number seven in the International Twenty20 Bowling rankings in 2014Andrew Poynter- Playing in his second ICC WT20- Scored 57 in Irelands defeat to the Netherlands at Sylhet in ICC WT20 2014- Made his first-class debut, aged just 18 for Middlesex versus Cambridge UCCE in 2005- Brother of Stuart Poynter, also in the squadKevin OBrien- His 50-ball century against England in ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 remains the fastest in the competitions history- Scored 42 not out from only 16 balls against the Netherlands at Sylhet in ICC WT20 2014- He has played English domestic Twenty20 cricket for five counties as well as in the Bangladesh and Caribbean Premier LeaguesMax Sorensen- He was born in Johannesburg but moved to Ireland in 2007- His figures of 4-15 against the UAE at Abu Dhabi in 2013 are his best in all Twenty20 cricketAndrew Balbirnie- Playing in his first ICC WT20- Scored 140 runs at an average of 35.dddddddddddd00 as Ireland qualified for the competition- Hit 236 runs in ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 including innings of 97 against Zimbabwe and 58 against South Africa- Plays his domestic cricket for Middlesex, for whom he played five matches in the 2015 T20 BlastAndrew McBrine- Plays his club cricket for Donemana in Northern Ireland- His father Alexander and uncle James both played cricket for Ireland- Represented Ireland in ICC Under 19 World Cup in 2012Craig Young- Irelands leading wicket-taker in ICC Under 19 World Cup in 2010 with nine wickets- Made his T20I debut against Scotland at Bready in June 2015- Took 5-46 on his ODI debut against Scotland at Malahide in 2014 - the ninth bowler to take at least five wickets on his ODI debutStuart Thompson- Made his T20I debut against the West Indies at Kingston in February 2014- Took a career-best 3-10 against Nepal at Belfast in July 2015- Represented Surrey Second XI in English cricket in the summer of 2015Sky Sports is the only place you can watch all 35 games in 27 days of the 2016 ICC World T20, starting with Zimbabwe v UAE on Tuesday 8th March at 9am on Sky Sports 2 HD. 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