Huge Conspiracy as Lewis Hamilton is Disqualified from Race

The doubts that there is a huge conspiracy going on to discredit Lewis Hamilton and McLaren has been proved without doubt as both the driver and the team have been disqualified from last week's Australian Grand Prix.

According to the race stewards the reigning world champion had deliberately misled them when providing evidence about an incident that saw him passed by Jarno Trulli during a safety car period. After a hearing yesterday, the stewards decided to reinstate Trulli's third place and to sanction Hamilton and McLaren by excluding them from the race classification.

They explained their decision in a statement, which read: "The stewards having considered the new elements presented to them from the 2009 Australian Formula One Grand Prix, consider that driver No 1 Lewis Hamilton and the competitor Vodafone McLaren Mercedes acted in a manner prejudicial to the conduct of the event by providing evidence deliberately misleading to the Stewards."

Trulli to wear pink helmet in Canada

Jarno Trulli will swap his usual chrome helmet for a special pink design for the Canadian grand prix.

The Italian driver witnessed his lifelong friend Danilo di Luca win the recent Giro d’Italia cycling race, and Trulli will honour the victory by copying the colour of his riding gear and helmet.

Like Toyota’s Trulli, di Luca is also from Pescara, a small city in central Italy, according to the report in the sports daily La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Jarno Trulli And Toyota Looking For Happier Times at The Monaco F1 Grand Prix After Woeful Weekend

Jarno Trulli is hoping to erase the memory of his pain in Spain by rekindling far happier times around the streets of Monaco.

Trulli was forced to retire from the Spanish Grand Prix with a fuel-line fault at Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya 10 days ago as Toyota endured a woeful weekend.

The team's 100% reliability record this year was wrecked as Trulli departed the scene, followed later by team-mate Ralf Schumacher, resulting in Toyota's first point-less grand prix of 2007.

Trulli is now looking to turn back the clock to 2004 when he scored his maiden Formula One victory in Monte Carlo after qualifying on pole for Renault.

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