the truth is out there.....

I heard from the radio that Hamilton might be penalised with a 10 grid penalty at China GP for his causing of the Vettel-Webber crash. Dunno confirm already or not..

Hamilton under investigation over Japan driving

Formula One stewards in Shanghai are examining new evidence concerning Lewis Hamilton's driving behind the safety car in last weekend's rain-swept Japanese Grand Prix.

The McLaren star was leading the pack awaiting a restart when the two cars immediately behind him - Mark Webber's Red Bull and Sebastian Vettel's Toro Rosso - collided, putting both out of the race.

Webber and Vettel both hinted that erratic driving from Hamilton had played a role in their shunt. Video footage is understood to show the championship leader moving to the right of the track and slowing immediately prior to the accident, in which Vettel ran into the back of Webber's car.

"It definitely contributed to Sebastian hitting me up the back because he (Hamilton) wasn't doing what he was supposed to be doing (behind the safety car), clearly," Webber told Thursday's FIA press conference in China.

Vettel was penalised for his part in the accident and is due to drop ten places on the grid for Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix.
http://www.formula1.com/news/headlines/2007/10/6923.html

Formula One stewards have chosen not to penalise McLaren's Lewis Hamilton after an enquiry into his driving behind the safety car in last weekend's Japanese Grand Prix.

The investigation followed suggestions that erratic driving by Hamilton had been responsible for Toro Rosso's Sebastian Vettel crashing into the rear of Mark Webber's Red Bull. Webber and Vettel were running second and third behind Hamilton at the time and both were eliminated in the incident.

Vettel was initially blamed for the shunt and was given a ten-place grid penalty for this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix as a result. However, after hearing evidence from all three drivers, and in light of the unusually severe weather conditions at the time of the accident, the stewards decided that sanctions were not appropriate and reduced Vettel's punishment to a reprimand.

Friday's decision means Hamilton could wrap up the 2007 drivers' title in China on Sunday.

that a bad news to me. alonso chances to get world champion will be slim for that.