O the irony!!!

Renault has been accused of having confidential information about McLarens's car. Will the next spying scandal involve someone spying on Renault? ;-)

The president of Renault has commented briefly on Fernando Alonso returning - the comments are cryptic because nothing is certain.

There is some uncertainty about whether the fuel issues in Brazil will be looked at in more detail.

Down to the wire in Brazil

Well, what can I say, but this was the most exciting season I've seen for a long time. Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen were all in the running for it, separated by only a few points. When Kimi won, he was only one point ahead of Lewis and Fernando!!

Lewis is clearly the most talented driver to come along in a long time - several records in his first Formula 1 season and coming within a hairs' breadth of the championship.

Why didn't he get the drivers' championship? McLaren should have been more careful in Shanghai - Bridgestone advised McLaren to order him to make a pit stop, because they were worried about tyre wear - McLaren refused, thus leading to Lewis beaching in the gravel trap.

No matter, Lewis Hamilton has had a great first season in Formula 1 and I'm sure he'll have many more.

Although Ferrari have won the constructors' championship, BMW Sauber have made it to second place - gradually improving on their previous positions and shaking off the "driving school" nickname.

Formula 1 spying scandal

The details of the spying scandal seem to be causing some controversy. Ron Dennis claims to have alerted the FIA, yet Max Mosley disputes this.

As a result, Ferrari will win the constructors' championship, as BMW Sauber doesn't have enough points to catch up with them.

However, no matter how this turns out, after the Belgian Grand Prix, it looks like it could be Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso or Kimi Raikkonen who becomes World Champion in 2007.