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    Default Kimi - In or Out?

    If the FIA changes their position on the fuel situation at the final race, will Kimi lose it again?

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    Quote Originally Posted by onething View Post
    If the FIA changes their position on the fuel situation at the final race, will Kimi lose it again?

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    Kimi will remain champion.
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    Quote Originally Posted by miataspeedracer View Post
    Kimi will remain champion.
    Not necessarily, if the williams and BMW drivers are DQd then Lewis moves up to 4th place. There also hasn't been a precedent in case like this regarding the points. In some situations the points were gained by the drivers moving up. In one case the points just simply disappeared and everyone stayed the same. We will have to see what the outcome is, although I really doubt it will change. Hamilton has even said that he wouldnt want to win the championship that way.

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    The smile on Alonso's face durng the podium interview seemed to read, "I don't care if I won, so long as Hamilton didn't get the title."

    I do think the BMW's should have their positions moved to behind Hamilton. He had a bitch of a time getting around one of them for 6th place before his mechanical problems put him to the back of the pack. I think they should drop Alonso from the standings, he has been trying to keep his TEAMMATE from winning the title most of the season. That is grounds for expulsion from F1 in my eyes.
    Wealth, power, and experience are apparently not enough to save us from social influences. Groupthink, as described by I.L.Janis, is the tendency for group members to reach a consensus opinion, even if that decision is downright stupid (Janis 1982).

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    Default Not a big Zo fan....

    Was happy to see Kimi win. I was okay with either him or Hamilton winning. Around our house....Zo is in the dog house after the pit infraction and other self-centered moves by the dude with big eye-brows..

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