Read Anna Meares' diary as she prepares to take part in the Australian GP Mazda6 Celebrity Challenge Cyclist's Sir Chris Hoy and Anna Meares check out the Albert Park grand prix track. Day three of driver training and today was the day we got to string more laps together, practice passing runs and have two mock races. Before being unleashed on the grid these words were given to us by Skaifey (as Em Rusciano refers to him): "We are not running into each other! It's Wednesday of a weekend event, and we are at the wrong track, it's not the Sandown Grand Prix. Have fun but don't be lunatics! I don't think too many of the celebs listened to the advice as at least five of the Mazda6 diesels are licking their wounds Some of the drivers were compelled to push limits, other were frightened and drove more reservedly. In the practice runs, Magdalena Roze saw the blue flag, looked in her rearview mirror, saw it was Shane Delia behind her, and was so scared of him that she physically pulled the car over and stopped. At the start, Skaifey split the field into men and women for the first two mock races. The men sped off the line and were five wide going into turn one, who would yield? Obviously not Jonathon La Paglia or Chris Tarrant who became the first to damage their cars as they collided with each other and the red flag was out. On the restart the grid was changed and Sir Chris Hoy was placed last, but in the two-lap race manoeuvered himself to second place. I'd put money on him to take out the win this weekend. Other incidents included: Vanessa Amorosi riding on two wheels through turn one gravel trap after overshooting the entry trying to pass Chris Tarrant; Hamish Macdonald sideswiping the fence after touching the dirt causing him to spin out; Renae Ayris found herself off the road as Wayne Cooper decided to use her boot as a break. It was Magdalena's conclusion that there were just too many cars on the race track. After an eventful and fun day, we all passed our CAMS licence test and are all looking forward to getting out on the Albert Park track. Although there were a lot of concerned faces after we did a lap in the bus on Albert Park circuit this afternoon as the celebs realised there isn't as much room off the track at Albert Park as there is at Sandown. The grassy rolling scenery was now concrete barriers and fences mere meters from the road edge. Practice for us tomorrow is 20 minutes worth at 12.55pm. Only 20 minutes!? In my mind this will just add to what I think is going to be a very spectacular Mazda6 Celebrity Race. So tune in! On a closing note, the votes have been counted and my blue Mazda6 has been named in time for racing; the winning name is Mazzy Meares. Thanks to Tim Neal who suggested it on my Facebook page.