An Inconvenient Truth
If 2007 was the most dramatic Formula One season in years, it was perhaps only fitting that it would end with yet another controversy, which has left a question mark hanging over the championship results. Adam Cooper delves into Sunday's fuel temperature saga and what it all means for Formula One
A couple of hours after the chequered flag was waved at Interlagos, I was chatting to an FIA official about the amazing outcome of the race we had just witnessed. You couldn't have made it up, we reckoned.
We happened to be standing near the bottom of the exterior stairs that lead from the race control building. And as we talked, we saw a BMW Sauber delegation coming down the stairs, consisting of team manager Beat Zehnder, technical director Willy Rampf, and chief mechanic Urs Kuratle. They didn't look like they were celebrating a double points finish.
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