Dodgy Business
The 2007 F1 season has been like a high-octane soap opera. And according to Tony Dodgins, like all soaps, it's going to have an exciting finale - no matter what the outcome...
If ever I doubted that the Formula One World Championship is the best soap opera on the planet, the Japan/China trip put me right.
There was Lewis Hamilton's brilliant win at a rain-soaked Fuji that drivers labelled the most dangerous race they'd ever done; the will they/won't they ban him/hang him for his driving behind the safety car; the latest developments in the McLaren/Alonso saga; the cliff-hanging excitement of the championship; and on and on.
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