Japanese GP

[Batch]

Talk this morning of him starting at the back of the grid - if so would be completely ludicris.

But it would potentially make the last race of the season more interesing, not that it could have crossed their minds  

Still think it'll be a 10 place penalty if he is found guilty.

[Matchworn Shirts]

If guilty the 10 points will go for sure

[Batch]

Hamilton has not been punished

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/7029797.stm

[Luci]

EXCELLENT!

[Spud]

I don't even like/watch F1 but i hope Hamilton win's it.

[Northern Red]

“Away from today’s events, I would just like to make it clear that, although I criticised Hamilton’s driving in yesterday’s FIA press conference, at no time have I made any official complaint about anyone’s driving following Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix,” he said.

Further to that it seems no official complaint was made - expect maybe by Alonso or Ferrari, or even Renault (hoping for the inherited win for Kova)

[Ben Wah Balls]

That is good, would have been a shame to spoil the title race with some sort of points penalty.

[Matchworn Shirts]

This season has been full of dodgy decisions and quite frankly is a little tainted.

[Ben Wah Balls]

No it isn't. Schumacher was involved in some sort of scandal almost every single year, this year there has had nothing  major in comparision, this one is a complete non story. You're obviously trying to devalue Lewis's achievements but you're clutching at straws.

[Luci]

Of course the Ferrari spygate row leading to the biggest constructors fine in F1 history is nothing major.  :?

[Matchworn Shirts]

No it isn't. Schumacher was involved in some sort of scandal almost every single year.

only two or three major things in his career
Hill, Villeneuve and Monaco

[herthab]

If it wasn't involving a British driver it would get next to no media coverage.

I agree with BWB......................

 

[Matchworn Shirts]

You're obviously trying to devalue Lewis's achievements but you're clutching at straws.

not at all, that was not what I was doing. You got me wrong there

[Ben Wah Balls]

Of course the Ferrari spygate row leading to the biggest constructors fine in F1 history is nothing major.  :?

In terms of how it affects the drivers championship I don't think it is, Schumacher more than once tried to decide an entire championship by clear cheating and I think that's far more serious. I am sure similar has happened before to be honest, team's have always copied each others ideas.

[Ben Wah Balls]

No it isn't. Schumacher was involved in some sort of scandal almost every single year.

only two or three major things in his career
Hill, Villeneuve and Monaco

Apart from the all the team orders, blocking people's qualifying laps and not taking a stop and go penalty until after the race had finished.