Dodgy Business
The Brazilian Grand Prix had everything a spectator could ask for. Formula One showed exactly what it can offer with the perfect end to what has been a great season, but in typical style, there was no shortage of talking points
Oh my God, how close did McLaren come to blowing that?! They couldn't have been closer. But look at the last few laps of the Brazilian GP in detail and it's so easy to see why.
There were raised eyebrows when Lewis qualified fourth, on the wrong side of the grid. "I don't understand that." one ex-driver said to me in the press room. "People have been talking about the option tyre being a bit marginal and if I was Lewis I'd have wanted them to fuel me light to get me on pole and out of harm's way.
Share Or Save This Story
Autosport 70: F1's age-old problems and how to fix them
Best features of 2012: Early signs Kimi would star
2012: F1 as it should be?
The hidden truths of Schumacher's comeback
Celebrating Peter Sauber: F1 survivor
Raikkonen and Lotus: Opinion dividers
Ferrari tactics: Right or wrong?
Can Ferrari find the magic bullet?
Paddon seals back-to-back ERC titles in Poland
Exclusive: FIA would need ‘to cross a barrier’ to support 25 F1 races
How a world karting champion ended up an F1 team boss
De Vries critical of "domestic-specific" Super Formula penalty
When a generation of drivers learned skills for life from an atypical academy scheme
The enduring power of Prodrive at 40
Inside the archive that keeps motorsport’s most closely-guarded secrets
The choppy waters McLaren has navigated behind the scenes of its F1 success
Subscribe and access Autosport.com with your ad-blocker.
From Formula 1 to MotoGP we report straight from the paddock because we love our sport, just like you. In order to keep delivering our expert journalism, our website uses advertising. Still, we want to give you the opportunity to enjoy an ad-free and tracker-free website and to continue using your adblocker.
