God exists, and it's fan of Ferrari :)

Oh my Gooooood! I've seen Formula1 on TV for several years (I still remember Alain Prost or Damon Hill on the road... snif...), but there was no championship like this years'. Really, Formula1 has lived more off the circuits that in them, because of multiple affairs:

1. McLaren's spy case of Ferrari's F2007 concept car;
2. and of course, the divergent cardinality of Fernando Alonso's complaints in terms of mobbing from his own team McLaren and from the FIA (Formula1 International Association)

I won't enter in the discussion about FIA's treatment to Alonso, because the favouritism to Hamilton has been rather insolent. Notice, however, that I say FIA's treatment instead of McLaren's treatment because McLaren hasn't made nothing against Alonso (only don't give him any privilege respect the second pilot, as McLaren has made always, in every year this team has been in Formula1); because: who will pay €37 million in a single year to anybody with the unique aim of doing mobbing to him? it's simply illogical...


So, let's go to know who is the new Formula1 World Champion. After an amazing and incredible and (why not saying?) miraculous race (I will write about it later mwaaaahahaha), Kimi Räikkönen, twice runner-up (years 2003 and 2005), is finally acclaimed as World Champion of 2007!!!

During all the grand prizes of this 2007 championship, no pilot was the favourite candidate to get the World Champion qualification; who will write his name in the Formula1's History was a real mistery; indeed, until the finalization of the last GP, on Interlagos (Brazil), three men were candidates to achieve the World Champion qualification:

Qualification before the last GP (on Interlagos, Brazil):

1. Lewis Hamilton (107 points)
2. Fernando Alonso (103 points)
   
3. Kimi Räikkönen (100 points)
   

Then, the favourite was Lewis Hamilton, but he was a little nervous and Fernando Alonso was specially motivated after the two last races (in Japan, Alonso suffered an aqua-planning and his car crashed, but in China, the injured car was the Hamilton one after a huge weakening of his wheels); and Räikkönen as the winner was really a miracle.


But the miracle went on!!!! :) As a Ferrari fan, I wanted Räikkönen as the champion, but I cannot suffer Alonso (I'm a genuine anti-Alonso, in association with my Ferrari idolatration); thus, between the two McLaren pilots, I chose Hamilton as my candidate (because of, if Alonso win, after two consecutive won championships, and after being a martyr this year, he will be very very very insufferable ¬¬).

Well, let's go with the race description!!! At the beginning of the race, Felipe Massa had the pole position, with Hamilton on the second place; Räikkönen was the third one, and the last (well, actually the 4th :P) was Alonso.


When the GP started, Räikkönen and Alonso overtook Hamilton, and then, the british pilot got too much nervous and went off the road (losing six more positions, staying at the 8th!!!). A few curves later, the McLaren MP4/22 car had a software error (Lewis wasn't capable to shift gears), and after a system rest made by Hamilton himself, the car reacted but he was in the last positions!!

Later, Lewis Hamilton didn't want to give the championship to Alonso (althogh, if Räikkönen could overtake Massa, the finnish would be the champion!!), and began an desperate racing for achieving the first positions; finally he passed through the finnish line in the 7th position, incrementing in 2 his total points.

In other way, but, Alonso didn't change his position and finished in the 3rd position... but tadaaaaaaa!!!! With a brilliant strategy of Ferrari, consisting in a Massa boxes-stop 3 laps before the Räikkönen one; he had an important mission then: begin the fastest driving and delete the gap of 3 segonds separating the two Ferrari cars. And the mission was successful! Räikkönen entered pit-lane and, when he returned to the circuit, he was the first!!!

The race finished finally with the finnish pilot in the first position, and Massa was the second (with Alonso in a 40-second gap in the third place). As I said before, Hamilton finished in the 7th place, and then, the championship qualification was just like that:

Qualification after the last GP (on Interlagos, Brazil):

1. Kimi Räikkönen (110 points [+10])
   
2. Lewis Hamilton (109 points [+02])
3. Fernando Alonso (109 points [+06])
   

I can only say: yiiiiiiiiiiiihaaaaaaaaahhhhhh my dreams were reality!! My prides were heard!! Räikkönen is the World Champion, and even, but Fernando Alonso isn't the runner-up but Hamilton!! For the God's sake, it has been an incredible last GP!!!

Just like that, in the following photograph you can see the three candidates to the championship qualification; from left to right: Fernando Alonso, Jean Todt (Ferrari's boss), Kimi Räikkonen and Lewis Hamilton).


I must admit that, in home, my dad and me uncorked a cava bottle (Codorniu Non-Plus-Ultra, bought for the non-Alonso-victory) and we drink in honour of the Räikkönen world championship (and also, Ferrari won the constructor championship!!!)!! :)

For finishing this post, I can only say: congratulations to Kimi!! And of course, congratulations to Ferrari team!!