wait till 2500 posts lar

As for Raikkonen, he also doesn't care whether or not Ecclestone thinks he'll be a good Champion.
"I think everyone has their own opinions," the Ferrari driver said.
"I don't really care too much what people say about me."

 
Huhu 

EDIT:
Aeon_Clock,
Go watch it.
But still got commercials 
During Kimi and Hammy battle...Starsports was about to go to commercials (you can hear that silly music as a signal for a commercial  )
They cancelled it...and focus on the battle...after Hammy stucked and Kimi pits...then commercials 

pity...ProDrive and McLaren partnership sunk. Where is ProDrive gonna get their engines now?

dont forget FIA is watching over this..if massa takes out hamilton he will be heavy penalised off track and if alonso takes out hamilton wont see alonso nex year 

they don even have a chassis. HAhahAhAHAH

Hamilton plans visit to Senna's grave 
Link ~ http://www.autosport.com

Oh uh...again?
See what happen to Schumi last time? 
ok Hammy...go visit la 
I think Massa won't be that pethatic stupid 

* if Hamilton finishes fifth and Alonso finishes second, Hamilton would win the title as even though they would be tied on points they would also be equal on P1s, P2s, P3s, P4s and therefore the title would go down to the most number of fifth placed finishes. And Hamilton's P5 in Brazil would be the one that won him the title

Irony was bouncing off the walls at McLaren last night when they learnt they will be under scrutiny from the Formula One equality police at the final race of the season in Brazil next week.
Responding to appeals from the Spanish Motor Sport Federation concerned about the treatment of that delicate flower, double world champion Fernando Alonso by McLaren, Formula One's ruling body, the FIA, have dispatched a special officer to Interlagos to protect the world champion from his employers.
The effrontery of the Spanish is compounded by the FIA, who in responding as they have, imply there is a case to answer. And this to protect a driver who has spent the season carping because he has not had the same special treatment he alleges is being lavished on his team-mate Lewis Hamilton.

Alonso sees nothing wrong with preferential treatment in principal. It only offends when he is the one not receiving it. His beef at McLaren all season has been that he has not been treated like a double world champion, but a "normal" driver. As a rookie he could not have thought of Hamilton as anything other than a "normal" driver at the start of the season. We must assume, therefore, that in Alonso's scheme of things inequality is the base line, one that institutionally favours world champions over "normal" drivers.

And the FIA are sending out a wet nurse to look after him. Hamilton is the one who needs protecting, but he would never ask.

McLaren, whose modus operandi is predicated on equal treatment to their drivers, welcomed the move. If nothing else it will put a stop to the tiresome trail of sour grapes from Spain.

Too late to do anything lar, its juz 4 points, chances of Hamilton winning is so high. That is why I preferred the old points system,

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Added on October 13, 2007, 1:05 amHamilton, please do this when you are about to win your WDC

same thing happened to my friend last time during 400m race. can get silver dy, the fella go and stop 2 steps b4 the finish line to get sumthing to drink......bodo punya orang

F1 is way faster than the small car.... so even if he lose control n went into a wall, i think it stil has the momentum to spin 360 till the finish line.
lol

remember button? engine blew b4 the finish line.