Dodgy Business
The latest round of political turbulence has highlighted Formula One's highs and lows, according to Tony Dodgins
The "mass damper" issue that shaped last weekend's German Grand Prix characterises, simultaneously, F1's fascination and its failings.
Suffice to say that the matter could be crucial to the outcome of the championship. The politicking and the timing are suspiciously smelly. Typically F1, in fact. It's sport, yes, but it's also soap.
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