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Championship-contending teams have rarely succeeded in running joint number-one drivers. Matt Bishop reckons McLaren could be facing some tough decisions at the end of the year...
Whatever outcome eventuates from McLaren's twin forthcoming FIA Court of Appeal appearances (September 13 and September 19), most observers now reckon that the team are unlikely to field the same driver line-up in 2008 as they have this year.
If, indeed, events transpire that way, and McLaren's Ron Dennis is forced to relinquish one of his newly-signed dream duo, then he will of course be absolutely gutted, and understandably so. But I expect it to happen.
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