finish 3rd, but still, other than the class C cars, Toro Rossos, Webber and of course Button, he did not have to fight the tough midfielders but got them on pit stops and safety cars (and their own crashes) On another issue, it does seem running in clear air does create a big advantage, whether it is a Red Bull, a McLaren or a Lotus, Kimi could not pass Massa in India, Alonso could not catch Kimi a week later Congrtas as usual That might turn out to be against him. No sponsor would like to have its name on the shirt of the guy who talks like that on live TV. Also, no reporter would go and talk to Kimi on the grid. I actually don't remember the last time, Brundle or DC went to speak with Kimi on the grid. I'm not sure the sponsors are happy with this lack of exposure. This lack of exposure was before his comments on the podium on Sunday. I can't even imagine how fast the reporters will run away from him now. I can see your point... if you are a money management company and you're having a cocktail event in the UK for a few rich 50 somethings that you want to sell on some investment product or luxury corporate travel scheme you want Jenson Button there in his Hugo Boss to work the room. But if you're running a sports marketing program for a consumer brand targeting males 16-35