BlackmailGate

[SeedStriker]

http://www.grandprix.com/ns/ns25917.html

Ok, this is massive levels of BS...

[Zetec]

Summer slump has kicked off?

[Jocke1]

http://www.grandprix.com/ns/ns25917.html

That report said Kolles then threatened to release the details of their explosive conversation unless he got one night with Susie.

fixed

[dr-baker]

http://www.grandprix.com/ns/ns25917.html

That report said Kolles then threatened to release the details of their explosive conversation unless ... got one night with Susie.

fixed

I so want to fix that, but daren't...

[CoopsII]

Ok, this is massive levels of BS...

I reckon. Ron Dennis called F1 'the Pirahna Club' so I doubt any of the involved parties ever suffer from hurt feelings regarding comments from former rivals.

[Phoenix]

Go home, Colin Kolles.

[GwilymJJames]

He's leaving home,
He's leaving home,
He's leaving.
Colin's leaving home.

Three letters on a car.
Narain's helmet's gleaming.
The worst team by far.
Now we can stop dreaming.

[MigelNansell]

since the link isn't working what was the story?

[Jocke1]

since the link isn't working what was the story?

F1 sweethearts Toto and Susie Wolff are a married couple, hoping they can win together in Mercedes' current F1 project. They place all their time and energy to find money, be it sponsorships or whatever. Kolles knows this, of course.

After recently gambling away all of their life savings (keeping it under wraps from Susie, the media and Mercedes), Toto once again encounters millionaire Colin Kolles. His nemesis if you will. Kolles has always been attracted to Susie and offers Toto one million dollars to spend a night with her. After a difficult night three weeks ago, Toto and Susie decide to accept the offer, and a contract was signed the next day. Kolles flew Susie to a private yacht where he offered her a chance to void the deal and return to her husband if he loses a toss of his lucky coin. Kolles called it correctly and she spent the night with him.

Although he had hoped to forget the whole incident, Toto grew increasingly insecure about his relationship with Susie, consumed with a fear that she remained involved with Kolles; this insecurity was heightened by the fact that Susie discovered that Kolles had bought their home while it was going into foreclosure just before this threatening letter appeared in the media from Kolles. As tension between them built, Kolles kept making demands and threats.

Kolles has now renewed his advances on Susie. Although she initially resisted, Susie eventually consents to spending time with him and a relationship develops. Toto, meanwhile, realizes he cannot go on without the love of his life. When Susie files for a standing order last week, Toto makes one final attempt to win her back by signing the papers and giving the million dollars away to Caterham. Toto bares his soul as to why he allowed the night to happen. It is clearly a turning point for both of them.

Kolles recognizes that, even if Susie stayed with him, their relationship would never achieve the intensity she had with Toto. Realizing that she longs to return to her husband, Kolles makes up a story that she was only the latest in a long line of "million-dollar girls." Susie understands that Kolles is doing this to make it easy for her to leave. Kolles gives her his lucky coin, which is revealed to be double-sided. She returns to the pier where Toto proposed, finding him there waiting. They join hands.

And then Lewis Hamilton wins the 2013 WDC for Mercedes, and the company forgives Toto for all his wrong-doings.

[Jocke1]

listen for best experience:
http://youtu.be/GvQkl7qa6RQ
















12 rounds later...













http://youtu.be/2VyzII09Hos

"I wanna say one thing, to my wife at home...
Yo, Susie!
I DID IT !!!!!"