Interesting twist in the WDC

[MrKipling43]

http://www.crash.net/news_view~cid~1~id~154645.htm

Seems that Kimi can still take it and, looking at the remaining tracks and the form book, i think he might just do it.

[sosidge]

Yes, those of us that can add-up had kind of worked that out already without needing a highly qualified motorsport journalist to write it up for us

But you have to say that the chances are VERY slim for him if McLaren stay reliable (as they have been all season).

[kevin ritson]

sosidge said:

But you have to say that the chances are VERY slim for him if McLaren stay reliable (as they have been all season).

Why do you think Jean Todt isn't letting Spygate go?

[MrKipling43]

I disagree, all the last three circuits are suited more to the Ferraris than the Mclaren. So long as Massa plays rear-gunner, I reckon Kimi has an excellent chance. to snatch it at the last.

[996 Nobbys]

dont think he will think the ferrari is to unreliable. im 99% sure Alonso will be world champ again

[spectatorsam]

to date I have heard no cold hard facts to say what McLaren actualy did wrong, if anything at all.
there is however a doubt as to their innocence ie rumours of talk between FA and the test driver and i think also emails where they discuss specific ferrari info?
that suggests cheating to me?

also if you were fined $100m and knew you had done nothing wrong would you just take it?

no way. there must be something in this


so that said
In light of the fact that
a) it might hush some of the LH hype
and
b)cheats shouldn't prosper

I hope he does win the title

[jacobyte]

Have you actually read the transcript?

[10 Pence Short]

Yes, and it couldn't be proven in any way that McLaren had benefitted. Or indeed that any employees, other than Coughlan, Alonso and De La Rosa even knew to what extent Stepney and Coughlan talked.