Obvious much??

Alonso has just admitted that he will do everything in his power to help Massa win the World Championship. Without reading the entire article I already feel that he is not afraid to show the hatred he has for Hamilton.

The way he had answered when the questioner asked him of the penalty on Hamilton and he immediately answered "I agree". That was strike 1 for Alonso on showing that he stil hasn't forgotten what happened last year when he was in Mclaren. He also said that it was good Hamilton was punished.

I've never really liked Alonso back when he won his World Championship, he was the arrogant one. And he never fails to rub it in other people's face when he has won a race. But this time I actually agree with him on not wanting Hamilton to win. I guess Alonso learned his lesson when he was bullied by Mclaren last year, he hasn't been very arrogant and plus he was being noble, minus the part where he just can't wait to join Ferrari.

Being obvious is one thing but being too obvious is another big big thing!! You got to hand to Alonso to admit his feelings.

Hate Him~

I am so seriously hating Hamilton right now. His arrogant side that he had shown after the Belgium GP was already annoying enough, but this time he has seriously went over the line!!

He accused Massa for "deliberately" crashing into him when he had tried to make a move on him during the Japanese GP. It was his fault first when he pushed Massa wide off the track to gain track position and he is accusing him of driving aggressively. I don't see him admiting that he had "deliberately" brake late to force Kimi Raikkonen off at the first corner! That cost Raikkonen a posible 1st place finish!

The guy is nasty! Nasty I tell you, and I will never ever ever ever ever ever want him to win the World Championship!!

Japan GP is Fair and Square

Hamilton was being his usual "optimistic" self again~ braking late and forcing Kimi Raikkonen off the track after Raikkonen had started with a raging charge to the front. He manage to get in front of everyone but you know Hamilton, he wasn't interested in being behind someone who has stolen his Pole Position. Brilliant drive from Kimi Raikkonen! Too bad for the shunt or else you would have been in front.

Well the messy start awarded both Kubica and Alonso the "Front Runners" title as the duo peep pass the chaos that Hamilton had caused. Both Mclarens are lose on the gravel and both Ferraris going wheel to wheel behind them. I don't get how Heikki Kovalainen had managed to maintain his 3rd place though, I saw Hamilton in front of him at first but he ended up behind Heikki and had to battle with the 2 Ferraris.

Hamilton received a drive through penalty. So did Massa, I don't really get that though. I saw that it was Hamilton's fault for forcing Massa out of the track but Massa was too close to him and hitting him in the side causing him to spin. I don't think that was Massa's fault for colliding with him.

Well the most perfect race was for Alonso and Kubica. That two were brilliant. The pit-stop strategy for the Renault so perfectly timed that Kubica couldn't pass him. Kubica is as his usual self, no mistakes and no illegal deeds that would make him serve another penalty. What I'm most impressed about was how Raikkonen got rid of Nelson Piquet who was closing in on him and Kubica as they battled for 2nd place. Backing off from Kubica and letting himself more space so that he could go faster to shake off Piquet was a smart move since if he continued pursuing 2nd place Piquet would surely find the opportunity to pass both him and Kubica.

As Alonso say: "I agree"

Hamilton on Pole in Fuji

Lewis Hamilton clocked the fastest time in Q3 during qualifying in Fuji demoting Kimi Raikkonen down to 2nd place while Heikki closes the door on Alonso who had made final adjustments to the car just before the end of qualifying. Massa has to settle for 5th since both Alonso and Heikki beat his just before the end of Q3.

I'm not really all thrilled about Hamilton on Pole. And I'm not happy Kimi Raikkonen is on 2nd either. Those 2 should not be in the front role. These guys are not my best candidates to win the world championship. I've already said at the beginning of the year that Raikkonen is not going to win the championship this year, and I'm right about it. He is mingling at the bottom of the top 4 while a little sophomore is at the lead. He has 6 years experience! And he isn't in the top 3?? he is definitely losing his touch!!

Robert Kubica is as usual very promising, but he needs more experience before he can really be the main rival of anybody. BMW Sauber is a good car and I think that they can take on the other top teams anytime if they dare.

And I'm still not going to change my mind about the Singapore GP, it still (as the others say it) s**ks.

Will Kimi Raikkonen break a new record

The DHL fastest lap award goes to the driver with most Fastest Laps in the season. And the driver that is confirmed will win the ward for this year is last year's winner Kimi Raikkonen. He already has the record of the first driver to have won the award and he is up to winning it again. And he says that fastest laps doesn't matter? He will still get an award, he can at least look on the bright side of having something to keep even if he didn't win the World Championship.

3 more races and the season ends, Raikkonen has already recorded 10 fastest lap this season, he is the only driver that has more then 2 fastest lap this season. The record held by Michael Schumacher was 10 fastest laps in 2004. And this season hasn't end, I think Kimi Raikkonen is going to set a new record, if he get to record another fastest lap in the last 3 races.

Meanwhile, At the back of the Field

Since Lewis Hamilton aka Mr.Arrogant hates driving to score points then he should really give some points to drivers that are fighting to score for even just 1 point.

While the drivers in front are fighting so hard to score to win that Mr.Arrogant even admitted that he wasn't all for it at scoring points, Fisichella and co. hasn't scored any points yet this season. He was dismissing the bad reports of the team and said that the reason that the reason the Force India team did not seem to shine was not because they weren't improving, it was because the other teams are improving with them that's why the ForceIndia team didn't shine among all the other teams.

You have to give them credit since they have managed to keep up with the other teams and not being left behind. They would have scored a good many points in Monaco if Kimi Raikkonen hadn't drove onto a puddle and lose control of the car and went crashing into the fragile Force India of Adrain Sutil.

But no worries over that, Vijay Mallya has faith in his team and his dream is to one day put the Indian team on the podium or even hear the Indian National anthem played over the screaming fans. And he hasn't got bad blood on Kimi Raikkonen for ruinning what may be the only chance for Force India to score any points this season.

Ferrari back to "lollipops"

IT was just announced, Ferrari are going to switch back to using the "lollipop" system instead of the light system that they have been using that caused the most humiliating pitstop in F1 history in the inaugural Singapore GP.

I don't know why they would bother since the "lollipop" may result in the same problem. I personally think that the light system is safer since it is controled by the refuelling nozzle. Just once there was a mistake and they are going to change it back to using the "lollipop". Well, let's just see who will volunteer to take the job since, as Alex Yoong says, it is the most important job during pit stops. Anybody thought that they can use both of the systems? The light system for normal times and the "lollipop" under unusual circumstances.

To Bernie Ecclestone(even though he wouldn't read this) IN YOUR FACE MAN!! the light system is for show off? If a bunch of teenagers can understand the concept and a person in his industry can't then he should really go back to school!