Brazilian Grand Prix: Drivers' Days in One Sentence.

Britain held its breath. Brazil held its breath. The last two laps went past, the rain came down, and Felipe Massa celebrated the thought of a world championship. However, Hamilton sailed past a slowing Glock and stole the championship back. He looked like he'd blown it, but Lewis Hamilton is the 2008 FIA Formula 1 World Champion, much to my annoyance!

Felipe Massa: He couldn't have done any better, and it's easy to forget that this was one of his best wins to date.

Fernando Alonso: A good strategy in the first stop allowed him to leap frog several drivers, and he was rewarded with a stunning second place.

Kimi Raikkonen: He did what he had to do, and managed to get third position in the championship and the race.

Sebastian Vettel: A brilliant drive saw him get in front of Hamilton in the closing stages; he leaves Toro Rosso with some well earned points.

Lewis Hamilton: He came so close to throwing it away again, but did just enough to take the world championship.

Timo Glock: Who would have thought he would have such a pivotal role in this year's championship?

Heikki Kovalainen: He went backwards at the beginning and wasn't able to recover.

Jarno Trulli: Pitting too late and almost crashing out led to Jarno's good grid position going to waste.

Mark Webber: He just missed out on a scoring position, despite running in the points during the race.

Nick Heidfeld: In an uneventful and disappointing day for the entire BMW Sauber team, Nick only just held his teammate and finished out of the points.

Robert Kubica: A bad tire decision at the start put him at the back, and he could get back to 11th.

Nico Rosberg: Apart from contact David Coulthard, he didn't feature in the race.

Jenson Button: At least he managed to get ahead of Rubens.

Sebastien Bourdais: Being forced off the track by Trulli ruined any hopes of a decent finish.

Rubens Barrichello: He had a good start, but went backwards through the race.

Adrian Sutil: He managed to beat Fisichella in a solid race for the German.

Kazuki Nakajima: After being thrown in the air by DC, he was unable to make up any positions.

Giancarlo Fisichella: After running very strongly due to a good strategy, he must be very disappointed to finish last.

Nelson Piquet: In typical fashion, he crashed out on lap one.

David Coulthard: His farewell to F1 lasted just one corner, and he must be disappointed after being punted out by Rosberg.