Cheat machine? Well from my point of view, had McLaren not obtained those documents, Ferrari would have been cheating with that moving floor throughout the whole season.

Just to add my own point of view. The MP4-22's engine development started mid-last year. Ferrari data obtained on March 2007. Season starts on 2nd week of March 2007. So this means from the day the docs were received, there's only 2 weeks time to implement things onto the car to make it reliable, before the race starts. Assuming the FO108T is really a piece of unreliable crap, do you think the McLaren engineers will be able to turn that around, with the Ferrari docs and ONLY 2 WEEKS TIME, and make it reliable enough to last 2 GP's? I don't think so.

Come one ppl. In 2004, the Mercedes power plant was a piece of crap in terms of power and reliability. In 2005, they managed to make it go fast but not reliable enough. For 2006, it's "quite" reliable, but still lack of speed. In 2007, they managed to find the best reliability/speed ratio, making it both fast (not necessarily fastest, since the Ferrari's outpace it in most cases) and reliable and you call that cheating?

I think alot of fans wanted to see who's the better driver (Kimi/Alonso)after the 2005 fight. But unfortunately, Kimi went to Ferrari when Alonso joined McLaren. How I wish this news is true

I think if Hamilton didnt screw up in the last race, the WDC is pretty much his. I mean the Mc's and the Ferrari's are the top 4 cars. The worse thing that could happen to Hamilton (again, provided he didnt screw up, or someone screwed up his race), would be 4th place, which still gives him 5 points. Alonso need to win with Hamilton in 4th or lower, to secure the WDC. I doubt Alonso could win here since he's not very good at this track anyway.