[jas]

So glad that Kimi won that, I was sick of the blanket coverage that hamilton was getting. I wanted to smack James Allen. If his head was any farther up hamilton`s arse we wouldnt have been able to hear his one sided commentary.

I had nothing against hamilton before the start of the season but about 4 races in i was sick of the sight of him.

I wonder if the guys who decided hamilton`s strategy will be wearing red overalls next season

[DavidDunn]

Kimi Raikkonen deserves the world title, even taking a count what happened with Hamilton car today, as the Mclaren car was way still way more reliable overall than the Ferrari over the course of the season. If the Ferrari had the reliablity of the Mclaren this year they won by bigger margin.

Also i am happy that a**hole Alonso did'nt win it and the good thing is career could be over now as you would be unlikely to win the champonship unless you are in Ferrari or Mclaren next year YAY :)

[Qexit]

P.S. .... and just to round off a 'perfect' weekend for British sport, it looks like Ronnie O'Sullivan may be heading for defeat in the snooker ;)

[Silent Bob]

Had a bad feeling about this weekend from Thursday and I'm absolutely devastated by yesterday result - it was like watching Mansell in 86 and Hill in 94(?) all over again. Lewis finally cracked under the pressure by trying to retake Alonso when he should have just held station. Strange decision from the officials finding fuel irregularities in the BMWs and Williams but imposing no sanctions. McClaren are appealing but I, and I suspect even Lewis wouldn't want to win the title in such a way.

[Qexit]

Originally Posted by Silent Bob

Strange decision from the officials finding fuel irregularities in the BMWs and Williams but imposing no sanctions. McClaren are appealing but I, and I suspect even Lewis wouldn't want to win the title in such a way.

I agree. However, in view of all the off-track nonsense that's gone on this year it would certainly be an appropriate way for someone to win the title :wink:

[Enrico il Pentolaio]

Originally Posted by DavidDunn

Kimi Raikkonen deserves the world title, even taking a count what happened with Hamilton car today, as the Mclaren car was way still way more reliable overall than the Ferrari over the course of the season. If the Ferrari had the reliablity of the Mclaren this year they won by bigger margin.

But the Ferrari team never stole a thing from their British rivals...

[Silent Bob]

Deliberate missing of a there?

Another irregularity is Ferrari were found guilty in the first race of using an illegal part - but no points were docked.

Conspiracy head on. McClaren mechanics were inspecting Lewis' car before the it was released from Parc Ferme as it had "developed" a gearbox fault overnight. An under Parc Ferme rules they can't touch it.

Cue Bernie "little man attitude" Ecclestone saying on the grid Kimi would win. Hmmmmmmmm. Dodgy or coincidence?

McClaren have been on the receiving end of some very dodgy decisions this year from the FIA.

Oh and Mr E, call yourself British (after his British GP comment? Sod off you jumped up pygmy.

[jas]

To be fair to Bernie, when Martin interviewed him on teh grid he pretty much said that everyone was going to win. He just couldnt make his mind up

[ELPOSTY1]

Regarding the fuel irregularity do you honestly beleive that if Ferrari were in Mclaren,s posistion they would not appeal, I dont think so.

Ferrari also seem to get away with a lot with the FIA yet Ron,s team seem to get punished

I honestly though it was hair gel on James allens head :grin:
mind you now i know what it is if Hamilton,s head is stuck up his xxxx :grin:
Always next year.
Now where is Alonso going next year Spyker, super aguri:)

[jas]

I really cant stand Ron Dennis, He tries to blame evrything that goes wrong for McLaren on Ferrari. I`m surprised that he didnt try to pin teh tyre cock up in shanghai on them