F1 » Ecclestone: I'll quit if Lewis wins title.

Don't let the door hit you on the way out and take Max with you!

F1 » Mosley: Ferrari most important team in F1.

This isn't new just now its finally PUBLIC! FerrariIA

F1 » FIA tightens engine development rules.

so much for being the pinnacle of motorsports. how can you be when you can't develop anything new?

F1 » Hamilton takes top BRDC award.

Oh joy a GOLD STAR just like being in grade school again.

MOTOGP » Honda ends Biaggi hopes?

Max gets what he deserves. You don't piss on the hand that feeds you. I figured he wouldn't be coming back to Honda ever 2 years ago, and looks like that is true. Yes he is a talented racer, but he just has too much baggage to deal with and likes to mouth off about his own team. Reminds me alot of Alonso. I just think Honda doesn't want to bother with all his crap, don't blame them for wanting young racers instead. Sorry Max no room for you here, please move along.

F1 » EJ adds voice to conspiracy theories.

Hadn't even thought of this, just figured they short fueled him so much on first stop and second that he needed a 3rd stop, but had they filled him to the brim on either stop he should have been good to go with only 2 stops. course the 3rd stop was to go back to the HARD compound tires I assume. with the track temps at 145F I am not sure the soft compound tires would have made it for 40 laps. Least Eddie is wondering.

F1 » McLaren: We had to appeal.

'inadvertently and slightly out of calibration' or CONVENIENTLY out of calibration so they could fuel faster and get the temp horsepower advantage? Don't be naive to think everything is a mistake, racing has always been about bending the rules as far as possible and doing what you can without getting caught, anything to have an advantage and if you get caught then you pay the penalties, whether it be cold fuel, flexible floors, moving wings, extra tires, etc. Like I said I don't think the title should be decided in a boardroom, but I don't blame Dennis for appealing for his driver's sake. As stated earlier if this was Ferrari and Kimi they would have done the same. Debate the topic please.

F1 » McLaren: We had to appeal.

I don't think the championship should be decided by the governing body in a closed room, it should be decided on the track. But with a governing body as inconsistent as the FIA, you are going to run into this problem and teams have to do what they have to do. If the FIA would be concrete and consistent with the rules and follow them instead of fudging them for Ferrari's benefit, we wouldn't have to complain, we could just enjoy the racing. Bernie, Max, etc. get some backbone and be consistent or plan on losing alot of viewers and attendees.

F1 » McLaren: We had to appeal.

Hypocrites=Ferrari Fans FIA has two sets of rules one for Ferrari and one for everyone else. And all their wavering and inconsistencies are due to making decisions that favor Ferrari. Ferrari wasn't punished for running illegal cars in the first race of the year. Ferrari wasn't punished for the insider information Stepney got in return from McLaren. Ferrari is allowed to break the rules but then when some other team does it then it's considered illegal. It's all been a double standard for as long as I've watched F1. The only reason I ever watch is to see if the other teams playing by the rules (everyone but Ferrari) can beat the FIA favorites/cheaters (Ferrari).

MOTOGP » Hayden gets soaked at Sepang test.

Mr. Dedication...always testing and trying to improve while the others have gone and left. Nicky is the hardest working man in the sport!