From Autosport.com:->

McLaren is to investigate claims by a British Sunday tabloid that Kimi > Raikkonen was thrown out of a nightclub for alleged bad behaviour, > following a night out with friend last week.>

Team boss Martin Whitmarsh admitted at the roll-out of the new McLaren > MP4-20 in Barcelona that he had spoken to his star driver about the > incident, which was reported in the Sunday People, and that the team plans > to investigate it to establish the truth.>

"Kimi's here, he's at the test and he's in good nick," said Whitmarsh. > "I'm aware of the media coverage and it's not welcome for him or the team. > As with many of these kind of articles it may not be wholly accurate and > it is his private life.>

Whitmarsh admitted that whether or not it was true, stories of this nature > reflect poorly on the team's image.>

"Kimi is focussed and I've spoken to him, we take it seriously, and we > have to establish what the truth is. As I've said these things can be > exaggerated as I believe this has been but the perception can be really > negative. Multi-national brands don't invest in F1 for this type of > imagery.>

"Perhaps there was a touch of naivety and Kimi's learning that he has to > be ultra-sensitive about having fun in a public place.">

Just hope this doesn't turn out the same way the Tomas Schecter's case>turned out. Another case of driver doesn't fit, so no longer a driver.

Yeah, next they'll be executing people for jaywalking.>

Not over here they won't... ­>

I know Tomas is in the IRL these days but to say he's no longer a driver > is a bit over the top. ­>