So now that I’ve had to breathe for a few days following that most dramatic of World Championship endings at the Brazilian Grand Prix all I can say now is that I cannot wait already for the 2009 season. You will never see a climax to a championship in any sport quite like what we seen in the F1 on Sunday but the 2009 season shows no signs of not being an even better season. That for me ranked right up there with Liverpool’s Champions League win in 2005 in terms of pure drama. If you missed it I say you missed the best five minutes in sport.

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So here we go, it is time to start, it is time to find a champion and I am sitting ready to watch. I will do some updates as I watch it as I think it’ll be good to read back on down the line as this could be a pretty historic day. MORE »

I’ve been looking forward to this race ever since the last one that confirmed that the title championship would come down to the final race. Hamilton vs Massa it is all on the line. Hamilton is the big favourite simply because he leads the title into the race and only needs a 5th place or higher finish to ensure himself the championship (any tie breaker favours Massa) but this is F1, this is motor sport and absolutely anything can happen to throw a cat amongst the pigeons. This is going to be exciting. Can Hamilton make history by becoming the youngest ever Formula One World Champion?

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What can I say, it is definitely me. Or at least I was beginning to think it was up until yesterday evening when the Blue Jay’s finally lost a game snapping a ten-game winning streak. The winning streak stretched all the way back to August 31 when I arrived in the country and having been here and watching most of the games in the evening through the winning streak I was beginning to believe I had brought the team some good vibes. I wasn’t quite sure where from because it certainly wasn’t from supporting Liverpool back at home, but none-the less I was here and an average Blue Jay’s team were now invincible.

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