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LiamCatterson wrote:I'd love to say Alonso...But miracles don't come often, so Vettel is going to take this homeBut when they do; it's been at Interlagos.
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
darwin dali wrote:FA to win the GP Brazil, SV in 4th - tie-breaker would be number of victories SV 5 to FA 4. SV wins by a margin of 0 pointsIf indeed that was the case, Ferrari would push the FIA to make the rule next year the car that had the most red on it would win the tie breaker.
darwin dali wrote:FA to win the GP Brazil, SV in 4th - tie-breaker would be number of victories SV 5 to FA 4. SV wins by a margin of 0 pointsand for the first time ever, the FIA issues a joint WDC trophy :p
What's Burning? wrote:Then those sneaky Red Bulls will say they have it in their name.darwin dali wrote:FA to win the GP Brazil, SV in 4th - tie-breaker would be number of victories SV 5 to FA 4. SV wins by a margin of 0 pointsIf indeed that was the case, Ferrari would push the FIA to make the rule next year the car that had the most red on it would win the tie breaker.
darwin dali wrote:FA to win the GP Brazil, SV in 4th - tie-breaker would be number of victories SV 5 to FA 4. SV wins by a margin of 0 pointsThat....would be delicious.
bud wrote:I can only see Alonso winning it if there is foul play or mechanical issues for Vettel, he should finish in top 4 whilst Alonso should struggle to win.Foul play?
What's Burning? wrote:I guess it would have to be whichever creates the least amount of headaches for the moderators next season, a gloating Vettle viral tide or incoherent Tifosi trampling.
I kid... I've no skin in the game but given the situation, I'm thinking that without a DNF or major crash involving Vettel, Alonso has as much chance of winning the championship as Romney did the election.
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