Fisico's the next victim 

Fisichella demoted five positions
Yamamoto block earns a penalty 
Link ~ http://www.f1-live.com

Stewards on a rampage this weekend 
Kidding me?

No way lah...he's cool during PC...besides Hamilton respect Dennis that much.

http://www.f1-live.com/f1/en/headlines/new...805105554.shtml

an extract

The British newspaper Sunday Mirror, meanwhile, published details of the heated radio argument Hamilton had with boss Ron Dennis after the incident.

Hamilton: "Don't ever f---ing do that to me again."

Dennis: "Don't f---ing talk to me like that."

Hamilton: "You can go and f---ing swivel."
LOL WUT!

Asked by Spanish reporters in Budapest whether he will still be racing for Dennis' outfit in 2008 and 2009, 26-year-old Alonso replied: "I don't know, I don't know. We will see."

Alonso, meanwhile, said 'nobody' at McLaren is speaking to Hamilton, but reiterated that it is "not my problem but a big problem for the team."

After winning in Budapest, meanwhile, Hamilton said of his Spanish team-mate: "He doesn't seem to be speaking to me so I don't know if he has a problem."

However, the corporation claims that the exact nature of the punishment which will be meted out is still being discussed.

As such, Lewis Hamilton's World Championship bid may yet be rekindled, with McLaren expelled from the Constructors' Championship but both Alonso and Hamilton permitted to compete for the Drivers' title.

McLaren Mercedes has been disqualified from the 2007 and 2008 world championships, according to the first reports from the now concluded World Motor Sport Council hearing in Paris.

This however has yet to be confirmed as deliberations continue at the Paris venue. Reports from Spa Francorchamps suggest that the team are packing up for the day...

Details to follow...

McLaren have been booted out of this year's Constructors' Championship, however, their drivers are free to race for the World title.

That was the verdict handed down by the FIA's World Motor Sport Council following today's Stepneygate hearing in Paris.

McLaren were called to appear before the WMSC for the second time after new evidence came to light, suggesting that McLaren had made use of the Ferrari documents they were previously found guilty of being in possession of.

After hours of deliberation, the WMSC ruled that McLaren were to be stripped off their 2007 Constructors' Championship points as well as fined $100m - a record amount in F1.

The final part of the ruling is that the team's 2008 cars will be subject to examinations before racing next season.

However, on the upside, Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso will face no points-penalties and will be allowed to fight for this year's Drivers' Championship title.

Hamilton is leading the battle on 92 points, three ahead of Alonso.