Force India name change from Spyker has been accepted by World Motor Sport Council.

The stage might have been well set for today’s Brazilian Grad Prix, The Title Decider, The Clash of the Titans, call it what ever you want.

But is this setting the one expected by millions of fans? One would expect the title contenders to fill the top places on the starting grid, but Massa, the favorite child of Brazil is on pole today. Hamilton, as expected is on the front row with the other two title contenders behind. It is an interesting setting. Massa’s role today is definitely one to watch out for. That combined with the brilliant strategic thinking of Ferrari are sure to make this race one hell of a rocker.

I personally feel Hamiltom will wrap it up. But how he does it will be the thing to watch. And, if there is a different result, then I bet it will make this the most intruiging Grand Prix of the season. If rain plays havoc, it’ll add to the fun!

The season showdown will be an entertainer, a fitting finale to one of the most dramatic seasons we’ve seen so far.

While checking out which one would be the most interesting combination that will create the deadlock for f1 championship this year I found this:

If Alonso finishes 2^nd and Hamilton Finishes 5^th Alonso and Hamilton will have same points as well as same 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd and 4^th place finishes. So title will be decide by more 5^th places, and Lewis Hamilton will win because he just got one extra 5^th place

A nice blog on All possible scenario and who is favorite to win

• Congratulations to all TIFOSIs on InfyBlogs for 200th win and 600th podium finish for Ferrari.
• It was a awesome race, with all my ‘predictions’ coming true, I can’t believe it happened.
• Did any of you guys noticed during presentation, there was only one McLaren teammate celebrating, rest all were missing. That guy was surrounded by a lot of Ferrari teammates
• “We weren’t at all fazed about Kimi; we didn’t care about Kimi; we weren’t racing Kimi; he (Lewis) was racing Fernando,” the team boss said. Kimi winning and Lewis coming second was adequate – but it just didn’t work out that way.” This is really bad from McLaren’s part, no one cares about his win or loose in a positive way, everyone is referring him from Hamilton’s perspective.
• When was the last time in F1 that everyone was trying to take blame for a failure and team boss was replying, it wasn’t anyones fault, its just something that always happens in F1… ha ha can understand the frustration. Imagine same thing happens to Hamilton in Brazil, Ron will go crazy