@CooperS Hear, hear!

GP1, Grands Prix 1 sounds about right.

So I guess we'll have a Planet-FOTA?

Yes, breakaway! Maybe Porsche will be in the mix! I'm giddy already.

Absolutely right, Pcornwell! Schumacher even finished third in the WDC when his Ferrari was a dog.

Apparently, he thought speeding in the pit lane was the only way to catch the competition.

*sigh* This just isn't the Kimi who impressed in a Sauber.

So is it going to be called "FRIED BROWN (Fry-Brawn) RACING"?

It's Bernies incredible insensitivity to the needs of the teams that will be the death of F1.

The only reason the Earth Dream message didn't get across was because Honda was perennially at the bottom of the grid, where nobody watches. Would have been different had they consistently finished on the podium.

If it had funds, LOLA would be a great buyer. It's a credible manufacturer in its own right, would probably like to make amends for its failed attempt at F1, and most of all IT HAS A HISTORY WITH HONDA! Of course, it would take some major sponsorship, maybe from BP. English team, English driver, English sponsor.

They should get rid of Bernie instead. The FOTA could launch its own series featuring some of the world's greatest tracks dropped by Bernie: Silverstone, Kyalami, maybe even Daytona and Indianapolis.

I wish he'd divorce F1 instead.

Oh, shut up, Jense! His wet lap was better than your dry lap over at TopGear.

In 2005 and 2006 the Ferraris were not on par with the Renaults. That MS even managed to be third in 2005 was nothing short of a miracle and a tribute to his skill. I don't think he's even trying to play mind games with Alonso because Fernando isn't even in the hunt this year. Let's face it guys, I'm a Kimi fan, but I have to admit LH may currently be the best out there right now, particularly in the wet.

I'm a Ferrari fan, but I think the reason they're struggling is an abject lack of talent on Massa's part. While he has grown as a driver, it is quite obvious he is not yet of world championship timber. Kimi on the other hand, maybe the vodka has just finally gotten to him.

AFAIK, Massa's move was legal. It's the car leaving the pit lane that can't cross the white lines in order not to impede a car that is at race pace. Cars at race pace can cross freely.

And don't forget Lewis thoroughly whipped Alonso's ass last year in the same car. Been rooting for Kimi but he's made too many mistakes this year. A little too much vodka, it seems. ;-)

Well, Kimi, looks like your "vodka nights" have finally caught up with you. =D