Been a long time since I've said anything about racing... so here goes.
Belgium F1 GP race (Spa-Francochamps)
At this point, although mathematimatically possible for Kimi Raikkonen to steal the Drivers Championship from Fernando Alonso, I strongly believe that Alonso will be the victor of the 2005 championship.
That will also mean one thing: This year we will quite likely be seeing the youngest F1 World Champion being crowned. And if that's anything to go by, Flavio Briatore (Renault's teamo supremo) seems to most definitely have a nose to sniff out World Champions...
p/s: Flavio is also the dude that 'discovered' Michael Schumacher.
Anyway, it was a pity that Montoya spun out this race when he was looking comfortable to score 2nd placing. The Belgian race was just ultimately full of drama and the order of the finish was hardly something you were confident to predict.
As Forrest Gump said (spot on), "...You never know what you're gonna get".
Edit (28-Sep): The Question from Kancil Killer: Is F1 interesting?
Answer: It depends on what you look for. Each sport has it's pros and cons; It's fans and also non-fans. How about checking out the A1 race? If you are looking for higher probability of incidents for car-racing... A1 looks like a good prospect too.
On a separate note:
Hey! Whaddya know? Alonso is World Champion after finishing the Brazilian F1 GP.
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