The most logical move in Formula 1 this week
After a week of being met by nonsense at every turn, Tony Dodgins turned up to the Renault F1 launch in Valencia and finally found something that makes sense
Suspension of logic. It's a term I'd quite happily apply to three things that have rattled my cage this past seven days.
The first was the dominant news topic of last week - no, not bombs, mass murder or problems in Egypt, but the sacking of Sky Sports soccer pundit Andy Gray.
Whether among truly honourable men or low-life thieves, snitching is to be abhorred. I don't care how many affairs or love children Mr Gray has had/is having, I enjoyed listening to the man talk about football and I reckon it's time to cancel my subscription.
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