If you read James Allen's Belgian GP verdict on what happened it makes some since, but when Kimi quite fairly forced Lewis off at the chicane they were side by side. So after when Lewis gave the position back passed behind Kimi, in my opinion he gave him ample advantage. It is not McLaren’s fault that Ferrari is not as good as they are in ...

BECAUSE IT IS A RACE... IF KIMI DID THE SAME TO LEWIS IT WOULD OK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i would like to say how spot on u are

Do you think the penalty given to Hamilton was fair?  ans yes or no only please

heikki has put the fastest lap in of 1:11.000!   pity hamilton was 4th behind msaas and kimi.   both honda's were last again but i think thay are still working on the aero.

Is it just me or is anyone else completely gutted that we wont see Prodrive or 12 teams lining up on the grid in Melbourne in march? Does anyone think that max Mosley will stop being such a stubborn old man and give in to formula 1 wannabes like Prodrive and allow them to buy customer cars from the likes of Vodafone Mclaren Mercedes? Also does ...

Kimi will also be testing!   Massa will be on honeymoon because he is getting married on the 30th of November.  I cant really see Kimi and Micheal testing on the same days because they use the same Mechanics and Engineers.  Testing times isn't always representative because the drivers usually test different aspects of car.

McLaren has an obligation to request a test of compliance with the rules. It's the 'smoking gun' scenario. Did the BMW and Williams Teams lower the fuel temperature on purpose to gain a power advantage? If they did then is it OK for other teams to do this in the future without fear of a penalty?

As much as I wanted Lewis Hamilton to win the Championship in his first year at Formula One level... there is no way Kimi Raikkonen should lose his crown on a decision made my FIA officials in COURT! =(. I'm British and I want British sportsmen and women to succeed, but I've supported Kimi Raikkonen all the way since I got back into Formula One ...

F1 is both a sport and entertainment. The rule book has evolved over time in an attempt to make the sport safer and more entertaining, IMO. Viewing figures and newspaper column inches prove the rule book is working. There have to be challenges to prove the rules are being adhered to. So yes, McLaren  has an obligation to challenge the ...