Good evening folks,
In an unprecendented move this evening, FIA and FOTA issued the following joint communique:
"When we saw a thread concerning biofuel on the itv forum, we decided to take immediate action to preserve our sanity; protect the wellbeing of our sport and its fans and ensure that F1 continues to operate at the cutting edge of global motorsport.
"It has been decided that a new additional independent team be admitted to the F1 Championship in 2010 to run solely on biofuel consisting of waste oil and other regulated frying matter provided by a range of fish and chip shops. In the spirit of conciliation which we wish to see enhanced for the coming years; the new team will consist of F1's most experienced players in the seafood serving field.
" Chief Codfather, (or arrogant bass, ahem!) Max Moseley added that he had concerns about a biofuel powered mobile chippie thundering round the streets of Monaco; but that Prince Albert had been pacified by the assurance that only a beef dripping derivative would be used at Monte Carlo. Other circuits would be able to fine tune the appropriate compound for maximum performance.
"The main players in this new 2010 Prawn GP team will be Ross Prawn himself, Nick Fry and Craig Pollock. Scrutinising that all is above board on the newly christened "chippie run" will be Charlie Whiting - and on TV, due to the uncertaintly about Jonathon Legard's future, Max has decided to do away with commentary and have Jake Humpback doing sign language - which will also benefit the hard of herring.
Max continued; "Sush(k)imi Raikkodfillet had been a contender for the number one seat but slipped through the net - I can now confirm that another fin (sic) Hakey Ovenlining will lead the driver pairing. Rubens Barracuda and Shark Webber are in contention for the number two berth but Jenson "deep fried button mushrooms" is probably moving to the rival Harry Ramsden F1GP outfit; currently rumoured to be testing the propulsion qualities of deep fried pizza, with Ferrari."
Codfather Max concluded: "Thanks to the feedback from the forum, we are now in an even stronger position to take the sport forward." Bernie Ecclestone was heard to mumble "salt and vinegar anyone?"