From racing-live.com :

Formula One boss clear on his championship stance F1 Chief Executive Bernie Ecclestone has threatened to walk away from the sport if Kimi Raikkonen's newly-won world championship is on Thursday snatched away. McLaren appealed Brazilian GP stewards' decision last month to not penalise four rival cars despite their fuel being found arguably cooler than the regulations allow. Should the FIA Court of Appeal in London exclude three of the four cars and promote Lewis Hamilton up the Interlagos finishing-order, the 22-year-old rookie could be belatedly handed the championship. Briton Hamilton, however, has said he does not want to win a title away from the race tracks, and Ecclestone now reveals that such a scenario could compel him into retirement, 35 years after he bought the Brabham team in 1972. "If anyone thinks that's the best thing for Formula One then I'd have very serious thoughts about me retiring," the 77-year-old is quoted as saying by The Guardian. Source GMM © CAPSIS International

Is that a threat ? I hope it is a promise !

I don't really want that to happen, but McLaren has experienced this year that rules are rules and if the rules require the points being taken away so that Hamilton becomes champion then that is the rules and there is nothing anybody can do about that. But of course f it goes against Ferrari then it is another story, right Bernie ?

Bloody double standards, take Mad Max with you and f*** off, Bernie !