congratulate to Kimi Raikkonen

Oy, raikkonen, you forgot the FAMOUS suzuka ! ! ! !

Super performance by Kimi, Good Job
Well Done !!!!!!!!

great race last nite! and kimi won against all odds! yay!
great team play from massa as well!!!

from the replies here, i guess you guys didn't know about the possible penalty of BMW and hence promoting Hamilton getting 3 points (hence World Champion).

F1live - Championship result still in question...


But it's confirmed now!
Kimi IS the WORLD CHAMPION!
a real miracle!

Raikkonen confirmed as the 2007 champion

Great race & definately nothing is impossible .........

This post has been edited by CoffeeDude: Oct 22 2007, 09:00 AM

hooray for kimi

Congratz to Kimi and team Ferrari

congratz to ferrari and kimi massa
both title is ours again...

4 those who like 2 keep last nite race s collection can d/l here
http://d01.megashares.com/?d01=1b1a3a2

This post has been edited by skylinegtr34rule4life: Oct 22 2007, 10:42 AM

Nice.
How did you get it?


Hey...Mika was there yesterday.
A lot of 'ong' he brang
McPencuri screw up big time

Can't say the same if Michael was there

This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Oct 22 2007, 10:48 AM

THIRD TIME LUCKY FOR NEW CHAMPION RAIKKONEN...


Finally, after two near-misses, Kimi Raikkonen has his very own world championship. It may have been a long time coming but what a one to win. By bettering double world champion Fernando Alonso and the sport's newest superstar, Lewis Hamilton, Raikkonen has secured Ferrari their first driver title of the post-Schumacher era and denied former team McLaren their only compensation from a difficult season.

Back at the season-opener in Australia, Raikkonen was already looking like a champion-in waiting. Taking pole, victory and fastest lap to boot, he dominated the Melbourne race weekend. Of course, the McLaren duo were also in the mix, as was Raikkonen's team mate Felipe Massa, but it was the Finn who looked to have the advantage.

Fast forward to mid-season, however, and it was different story. As Hamilton, Massa and Alonso traded wins, Raikkonen seemed to slip by the wayside. Struggling to adapt to the new Bridgestone tyres, the 28-year-old went six races without a victory. With less than half the points of championship leader Hamilton, his title chances looked decidedly bleak.

For one thing, luck seemed to have deserted him. An electrical failure in Spain and an accident during qualifying in Monaco were just two of the mishaps which seriously dented Raikkonen's mid-season challenge. A faulty wind tunnel back at the factory was also wreaking minor havoc on Ferrari's programme of development.

But just as matters looked to be irretrievable, fate moved in his favour. In France, whether down to clever strategy, hard work or just plain good fortune, Raikkonen began to look at ease in the F2007. Backing up his victory at Magny-Cours with another in Silverstone, a revival was on the cards. Even the hydraulics failure at the Nurburgring did little to dent Raikkonen's resurgence. With the impetus on his side, the quietly determined Finn hauled in valuable points to close on leader Hamilton.

Although reliability problems continued to plague the Italian squad, it was Massa who seemed to bear the brunt of their effects with the Brazilian's title fight eventually petering out after his suspension strife in Monza. Raikkonen's charge, meanwhile, was unrelenting. With his title hopes further strengthened by dominant victories in Belgium and China, the Finn arrived in Brazil for the final race of the season still in the running.

Seven points adrift of Hamilton, and three shy of Alonso - he needed a victory to seal the deal. He had history on his side, however. Back in 1986 - the last time three men were still in contention at the season finale - outsider Alain Prost had taken the championship in Adelaide after a sterling drive for McLaren, pushing out Williams team mates Nigel Mansell and Nelson Piquet. In Sao Paulo, Raikkonen was favourite to win the race, but his title hopes would rest just as heavily on the performance of his rivals. But as with Prost, it all came together. He won the race, with team mate Massa protecting him in second. Alonso had no answer to the Ferraris' pace and gearbox gremlins demoted Hamilton to seventh.

Despite Raikkonen's title challenge taking some severe knocks in the early stages, the 'Iceman' has fought back with admirable determination. Against the odds, he has done it. By outstripping team mate Massa, taking on the might of the McLaren duo and muscling his way into the title showdown in Brazil, Raikkonen has shown himself not only to be a worthy replacement for Michael Schumacher at Ferrari, he has also proved himself a worthy world champion. Congratulations Kimi!

Congrat to KIMI.. yeah yeah..
last nite match it was so nice and it was really excited..
Yes it is so brilliant team and this is so called teamates man..
Unlike the other group.. fighting each other only..
so at the end.. both cant get anything..

Champion dethrone...uhuk...uhuk...
Bow lower...and lower...and lower...



Eh...got la...sh*t

Eh....our TS...Mr. Virgil still haven't got up off his bed.
Celebrating like hell yesterday?
Surely got a massive headache once awaken

This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Oct 22 2007, 11:21 AM

Hell yea bro, just like you said, i am having a slight headache now..
Got down to business around 11pm+ and manage to get the 2nd half of the race!
Never been sweeter than anything ever!!
Kimi WDC!! I still can't imagine it! Just beyond my imagination!!

Its a miracle indeed

You could have make the neck and head smaller so it look like real...

woot kimi won...
gratz to his first title...
unexpected outcome....
so how's the british's reaction...

Not I make one... found the link from some other forum