Hamilton tells Dennis: Go f*cking swivel!

The full extent of Lewis Hamilton's temporary falling out with McLaren team boss - and long-time mentor - Ron Dennis came to light ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix, revealing the heated post-qualifying exchange that was the apparent cause of Dennis' headphone-throwing display on pit-wall.

While many guessed that the displeasure was directed at Fernando Alonso, after the Spaniard had blocked Hamilton at the session's final tyre change, analysis of the radio traffic between Dennis and his protégé provided interesting reading for Britain's Sunday newspaper buyers.

The 22-year old allegedly swore at Dennis over the team radio, precipitating an angry exchange of views

"Don't ever f****** do that to me again"," Hamilton was quoted by Britain's News of the World and The Sunday Times, amongst others.

"Dennis hit back, blasting: "Don't ever f****** speak to me like that."

But Hamilton responded: "Go f****** swivel."

Things were rosier following the race, which Hamilton won from a pole inherited when Alonso was demoted five places on the grid for his pit-lane indiscretion, but the Briton admitted that there had had to be a lot of bridge-building in the aftermath of the session, in which he was accused of precipitating the blocking incident by not allowing Alonso through in the fuel-burning phase.
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Me too 
Still learning 

McLaren appeal against Hungary penalty
Link ~ http://www.autosport.com

Rugi ma...more than 10 points.
Of course will appeal 

i dont think so

an interesting Chart between F1, Champ Car and A1...    Even with all the regulation in F1..  F1 are way ahead of Champ Car or A1..

You have to remember that this season and last season, FIA have limited the rpm plus the 1 engine two GP rule. So engine has to last a lot longer.This rule wasnt imposed during Mika's time.

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Added on September 14, 2007, 11:33 am

are you 100% sure on that? I will like to know which part of Ferrari document did Mclaren incorporate into Mclaren's car  design.

Please dont simply bash. 

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Added on September 14, 2007, 11:34 am

sauce please.