
At Monza, Michael Schumacher’s Manager, Bank Manager and Accountant are all having a good time.


At Monza, Michael Schumacher’s Manager, Bank Manager and Accountant are all having a good time.



Lotus pair, Tony Fernandes and Heikki Kovalainen have both apparently been given a stern talking to by the Italian police after they were reported by a concerned member of the public for crimes against fashion.
In the most fashion conscious city… in the world, Fernandes and Kovalainen chose to wear what can only be described as the most shocking trainers known to man.
Police were soon called and the offending items are now believe to have been burnt.


Soon after being cleared of breaking the rules regarding team orders, despite being…er…guilty, Ferrari unveil their new paint job for the Italian Grand Prix.



F1’s teams are embroiled in a new conspiracy that has been going on since the start of the season but which only came to light during the Italian Grand Prix weekend. BBC bosses have for some time, been mystified as… to why teams fire up their engines just as soon as the trio of Jake Humphrey, David Coulthard and Eddie Jordan start a piece to camera in front of a garage.
Now, a disgruntled mechanic, recently fired from a top team, has spilt the beans saying that there is a ‘gentlemans agreement’ to start the engines and rev the living daylights out of them, as soon as Eddie Jordan is spotted with a microphone in his hand. The mechanic said; “The boys have been driven to distraction by Eddie’s inane and confused ramblings and when he decided to start involving himself in technical matters we just had to stop him”
The FIA are examining a dossier on the affair but are unlikely to take any action, with one source describing it as “A bloody good idea”.


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