Pre-GP Statistical Analysis: Brazil
What happened 25 years ago that should encourage Kimi Raikkonen? What record will Heikki Kovalainen try to preserve, and which record will Rubens Barrichello try to avoid? Michele Merlino crunches the numbers ahead of the final round of the 2007 world championship
There can only be one
Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso and Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen will fight for the world championship this weekend in Brazil, with just four points separating the first two, and another three points between the latter two.
The three-way battle offers many permutations for each driver. It goes without saying, though, that all three pretty much cannot rely on any result but a win.
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