So:-Renault F1 team lost it's leaders-Renault has gotten huge load of bad PR from all this-Alonso is leaving team-They are losing their main sponsor (ING) End of that team 

There's absolutely no proof of that race fixing in their radio conversations. 

danmanfin:I think there will be more action on the track next year because of refuel ban. Heavy cars in start wears tyres more, if the cars balance is perfect in the start it will be bad in end of race and so on It's like 2005 reversed; Then there was ban on changing tyres, but they could refuel. Now they can change tyres, but no refuelling. ...

anametoremember: But I wouldnt mind being a fly on the wall at his house for X mas and watching his reaction to his presents. Watch on Youtube.. key words: Kimi ajoneuvos That's pretty much as relax as he can get on cameras   

He's just finnish guy: He hates attention and just wants to drive fast; have his own race. Kimi you see on tv is totally different than what he's like on his free time.

If you look start from Sutil's point of view..Hamilton simply got poor start and moved to block Kimi. This almost allowed Sutil to get both of them.

Lewis wasn't title contender so what he had to lose there really. Let him have his fun now. 

Well Heikki Kovalainen is the only driver on the field that has scored points in all last five races. Think about it . He has scored more than both Red Bull's combined.  ..but yeah.. heavy car + harder tyre didn't really work for him. Much better when he got soft tyres on.  

On other hand you have to consider that Heidfeld got very poor get away from that corner and he hold Trulli back. 

raikkster:Potentially another four points difference.  It could just as easily be argued that Kimi lost in 2005 due to dropping ten points when he carelessly ran wide whilst leading the European GP, or that Alonso being clipped by Ralph in Hungary robbed him of valuable points.  Two mechanical retirements and a less reliable (but ...