bihus said:
The only mistake I can remember from Kimi was flat-spotting his tyre when the suspension broke. (I'm not saying it was the only one.)
That was one big mistake, but then again he did the right thing (that is, keep pushing to win the race), even if in the end it meant he would have to retire. But I don't think he made that many mistakes, I think both Alonso and him were about the same (unless you count all the times Kimi broke the engine as being his fault, as the Spanish commentators seem to think).
As to who deserves the title more... I think if everything had gone well for them, McLaren would have crushed the opposition this year. But they started to really pick pace too late in the season, and as a result Alonso was too far gone for Kimi to have a chance. Luck, you could say, but you have to be there when the rivals go down, and I think there's more to Alonso's title than just bad luck of the McLarens.
That said, I'm sure the constructors title will go to McLaren, since they have two great drivers, while Renault only can really depend on Alonso. Fisichella isn't a bad driver, but the way he lost a race he had practically won, in the last lap, and to Renault's main rival is something I still don't understand. All the season he hasn't really been up to par with Alonso, and I think that might be a handicap for Renault to score both championships (drivers and constructors). Of course, the one that counts is the driver's championship, as any member of the McLaren team will confirm you :lol:
