A team effort - the full transcript
Autosport.com was there when McLaren boss Ron Dennis spoke to the media in the Hilton Hotel in Sao Paulo on Monday morning. This is the full transcript
Q: How does it feel?
Ron Dennis: "How does it feel? A bit croaky! I love Monday mornings. Well, not all Monday mornings, but you're still in racing mode after a grand prix - worrying about scrutineering, worrying about someone doing the wrong thing or saying the wrong thing. Once you get some sleep, then you wake up and the realisation comes to you and it's a really nice feeling.
"I think this is not just special because of Lewis winning the world championship. It's special because so many people are happy about it. My phone is just blocked with text (messages) and I can't even think about how long it's going to take me to respond. There are more than one hundred. It is special. Just special."
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