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[130R]

Tarnished beyond repair though? If he wins the DC again it'll be 'all hail Alonso'...

[texasmr2]

Tarnished beyond repair though? If he wins the DC again it'll be 'all hail Alonso'...

He way very well win another WDC but we will never forget the past, atleast I wont. My opinion of him will never be changed.

[bud]

I was worried someone would say that

I don't really know anything about him... but he looks like a snake... I remember seeing him trying to hug MS at his last race... Michael couldn't get away quick enough!

yeah he looks like a massive snake, whose he think he is with that haircut of his !

I will always believe he wanted Kimi for 07 while Todt wanted Mike and Mike didnt want to partner Kimi.

Schumacher made Ferrari what it is today, with his move from Benetton along with Key staff Rory Byrne and Ross Brawn without that i doubt Ferrari would have won a title let alone 5 with Mike and 1 with Kimi since 1996. Where was Montezelmo's respect for that?

[manbearpig]

I was worried someone would say that

I don't really know anything about him... but he looks like a snake... I remember seeing him trying to hug MS at his last race... Michael couldn't get away quick enough!

That's because snakes don't like to be hugged by other snakes .

[Maser250F]

I was worried someone would say that

I don't really know anything about him... but he looks like a snake... I remember seeing him trying to hug MS at his last race... Michael couldn't get away quick enough!

That's because snakes don't like to be hugged by other snakes .

[Stephen]

Kimi is a thrill seeker, I know the Championship means alot to the Finn, but I wouldn't be surprised if he leaves F1 to start a series where jet propelled rockets compete in a deathmatch 2 inches above the ocean...

It would be a shame to lose him , Kimi is widely regarded as the fastest driver over a single lap, perhaps the very last of the old school. I couldn't care less about whether a driver is good for the sponsors, it's about racing - nothing more, and Raikkonen goes about his business in this same way.

[8-ball]

of course kimi is dedicated. according to f1 racing magazine he always attends the post race analysis with his mechanics. now that he has won the title you can see that he is enjoying f1 again and will be around post 2008.

[onelapdown]

I don't know about Kimi, he strikes me as an old fashioned racer rather than a modern professional sportsman. I'm not saying he isn't dedicated, but I think he's a bit reluctant about all the peripheral aspects of F1. Ideally he'd just get in the car and go. I'd be unsurprised if he wasn't racing post-2010.