Indy was a lot more exciting than Monaco. Good ole Danica finally starting to get the respect she wants. Castroneves was pretty emotional, but he's had a tough year so I can forgive him.

On a side note Roger Federer, you should not cry when you lose, and only maybe just maybe but hardly ever should you cry when you win.

I think qualifying should be about who has the faster car, call me a purist I guess.

The surefire test is to ask yourself what would have happened if it had been Massa or Raikonnen - nothing as always.

Then again, would Ferrari have spied, cheated or lied and put themselves in this position in the first place?

I'm not sure about your blind support of McLaren, things don't seem healthy there and Louis' lifetime loyalty pledge was already forgotten as he started hinting he wanted a new team during the off season.

Well, Brazilians will have to wait another year to jerk each other off over the Senna name being raced in F1 again.

What do you mean by that?

He won more races than anyone else this year, and you can't do that by accident.

Jeeze that was close, Glock is about to become villainised by every Brazillian on the planet. I'd love to see a replay of his last lap, to lose 18s seems a bit much in those conditions, even with the dry tyres in the conditions as they were. Lewis is just the luckiest guy and I felt for Ferrarri and Massa as they thought they had it and did until the bottom of the hill.

What a race, and what a finish to the season.

Massa I thought was outstanding in defeat, very humble and noble and gracious. He would have made a great champ.

Lewis had a good run this season, and scraped in by one point I think. Looking forward to seeing what happens with the musical chairs and the start of 2009.

Moseley has put out a tender for engines and drivetrains for 2010. I'd be surprised and disappointed if it goes ahead. It would certainly make F1 totally unattractive for a lot of the manufacturers (Renault, BMW, Ferarri) if they aren't able to showcase their engineering talents.

It definitely would remove the very essence of what makes Formula One so great. I can't really believe they are even entertaining the thought, and I hope that it is culled before it gathers any momentum.

From my perspective it's removing the very reason that the teams enter.

Does anyone see it any differently? Any other side of the coin viewpoints? I'd love to hear them.

Grats lewis yesterday, he looks likes he's taken onboard the criticism received in recent times and put in a solid no nonsense drive. The no team orders rule really is bullsh*t, and watching the Ferrarri guys squirm and trying to keep a straight face when being pressed on the pass was uncomfortable for me. I mean telling the teams they can't give orders, but it's ok for the driver to work it out for himself is pedantic. I mean c'mon everyon on the planet knows what should be happening, it is a team after all, so ditch that rule and don't be so stupid.

Yeah the cars arent the same as in the 90s and they all can run through their flat with little problems now.

Surely they would be dead!

It was definitely a very weak fight Massa put up, Schumy must of been watching that and felt disgusted. Shumy probably woulda taken them both out to keep them on 48 points.

Do you write an online comic? I thought it was pretty funny.

The magic brick was my favourite mission. Nope, you can't shoot through a window, you definitely can't pick up a rubbish bin and throw it through the window, but if you come across a brick in a special empty lot then that will go through a window no worries.

Of course mate you always have an open door policy here Poor old Bozza/Hoover, what number did he get? I still remember trying to revive him on Beach when I didn't know you could run out of needles. Never been a game as good as that since.