Right right!
Yamamoto used to be the test driver for the Jordan team in 2005 and then he went over to the Super Aguri to be test driver again for the team
*i think i saw his name last year, i think *
And now he will be in a Spyker F1 team, sweet comeback for a Japanese eh...

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Austrailia will be again starting the F1 Championship next year, will it be the first night race?!
Fuji is still the track for Japan, looks like the Suzuka's track condition is still not back to standard yet.
And notice that Imola is missing...
Valencia... blardy political tactics!

Lewis: We don't talk any more.

Lewis Hamilton admits that he is saddened by the breakdown in communications between himself and McLaren team-mate Fernando Alonso following Saturday's qualifying session at the Hungaroring, but insists that it will not affect his focus.

The Briton revealed after the Hungarian Grand Prix that his Spanish team-mate had refused to talk to him, further widening the schism that first appeared in the McLaren line-up when the Briton proved his title potential early in the season. Although the pair attempted to project a healthy working relationship, the incident in Hungary appears to have been the final straw - for Alonso at least.

"He doesn't seem to have been speaking to me since yesterday, so I don't know if he has a problem," Hamilton revealed in the post-race press conference, "I think it is always difficult, [but] I have had it with every team I have been in.

"When you have the two most competitive people in the team - possibly the two most competitive people around, both wanting to win - it puts the team under immense pressure. It is just extremely hard for everyone to play fair and to make it easy. That's why sometimes it appears that one driver is favoured over the other. That's why sometimes I feel he is favoured and vice-versa.

"I think going on from now, I hope he still speaks to me. I am easy to get along with, I don't hold grudges on anyone. If he doesn't want to speak to me than that is for him to decide, but I'm open."

Now yes, Lewis did a mistake by not exactly following team's instructions. But does that gives alonso the right to break FIA rules, to impede a driver?

Me, the answer is no. Let the team deal with Lewis, why go break the rules and get himself penalize? It's not up to Alonso to punish Lewis, and there's no justification to breaking rules and impeding other driver.

Just because Lewis did something wrong, doesn't mean its ok for Alonso to do something wrong too

Ferrari deal for Alonso unlikely
History between Alonso and Jean Todt
Link ~ http://www.f1-live.com

Irvine slams 'disrespectful' Lewis
Link ~ http://www.itv-f1.com

Drivers to enjoy August break
Some rest and relaxation for all
Link ~ http://www.f1-live.com

Haug confident Alonso will stay
''We have a valid contract''
Link ~ http://www.f1-live.com

Jordan: `Lewis must tread carefully`
Link ~ http://www.planet-f1.com

New GF for Hamilton 
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poor ol' jodia ....

raikkonen...u got open ur champagne dy?