as well as the fact that the last technical director had not developed cars before.. let alone F1.. he was from the motorbike end of the business..

interesting that now both of the Japanese teams have caved in and finally gone for some of the older and more generally experienced hands.. Toyota recently bringing in Dernie as a consultant and now Honda with Brawn..

 

Alonso anyone?

 

Schumacher in faster than a bunch of no marks on their winter jolly to Spain shock

If he takes any joy from that I'll be disappointed.

 

I'm sure that time was stage managed.

 

It was unofficial timing too, which lends itself to such a theory.

Not that we don't trust everything that comes from the F1 PR machine.

 

Hmm...

Weren't you lot arguing for completely the opposite to happen to Hamilton during the summer?

 

Brilliant.




I'd love it if the FIA agreed on that then said 'well, okay then. Kimi is still champ though because your two jockeys are now on nil points in the championship!'

That'd shut the funker up

 

That's absolutely what Mosley and Bernie should push for.

 

Much as i support maclaren and Hamilton, i really think that Maclaren aren't doing themselves any favours with this line of arguement.

 

I think this is great for McLaren, sticking two fingers up at the idiots at the FIA. They are simply making mischief at the FIA's expense after the treatment they received from them earlier this year.

I'm sure they don't expect, or even want, Hamilton to be world champion this way, they are just making the FIA look stupid, which isn't hard really.