HUHNE SNAGS RED BULL DRIVE
Hot off the presses, we have news that Chris Huhne-
allegedly a speedy secretary of state, has been given the opportunity to drive a third Red Bull- powered by potent plutonium- for the remainder of the 2011 season. Huhne said in today's 'why the bloody hell is it necessary to hold this press conference?' press conference, 'Hopefully we have no issues with the new energy system, but if not, wouldn't it be amusing to Mark Webber with two heads?' Fellow Lib Dem Nick Clegg, known in his parliamentary circles for his excellent rim management confirmed he'd been courted by Ferrari. He commented 'Obviously, Ferrari feel they need two excellent rim managers who could drive relatively quickly, and I told them that anyone's quicker than Massa, I once drove a car at 87mph near Dunstable on the M1. However, it is my duty to continue as Dave's rim manager, and I'm looking forward to screwing the economy further.'
Pictures have emerged of Vince Cable's F1 test from the early eighties:
(Extra points for guessing the real driver!)
Cable denied the allegations, 'I was a poor boy, nobody loved me, I was just a poor boy from a poor family...' Although he neglected to mention his lucrative sponsorship deal with Kenwood electricals. He also said 'F1 is not sustainable under the current economic climate- I plan to savagely cut all funding to it. MUHAHAHA' (even though he spends zilch on F1)
In other news, look where Gordon Brown's turned up:
Meanwhile at the '24hr race for former Larrousse drivers, has-beens, and never-wases' at Le Mans, the organisers have awarded the race win to Jarno Trulli, for being the only has-been to not bother to start the race- he was seen racing a Proton in a small race over in Canada, strangely...