The Observer
Reading some of this week's news can lead to spilt coffee over your keyboard, as Damien Smith found out...
I nearly choked on my coffee earlier this week - twice. On the first occasion, I'd just opened autosport.com and saw the headline 'Raikkonen may get Schumacher's help'.
Yes, of course he will, I thought as I mopped up the spilt coffee on my keyboard. A seven-time world champion - who spent the last four years of his career competing directly against the man who has replaced him, who it seems was pushed into a decision to retire and wasn't exactly delighted by the prospect of Kimi's arrival, who was hardly known for his professional benevolence to teammates during his career - is going to make a concerted effort in retirement to help Raikkonen and Ferrari get the most out of each other.
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