Formula One is no paragon of virtue. Any sport which allows Flavio Briatore to stroll around the Monaco paddock topping up his perma-tan six months after being found guilty of ordering a young driver to crash his car - even if his ban was overturned due to a technicality - is of dubious moral persuasion. Bitter sweet success: Ferrari's Fernando Alonso (left) won the German GP but only after team-mate Felipe Massa (right) was effectively urged to let him through Photo: GETTY IMAGES Scandals crop...
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