Justice has been served on the Formula 1 circuit. Or has it?

Last month, manufacturer McLaren was fined $100 million and booted out of the constructors’ championship for engaging in industrial espionage against rival Ferrari. That decision made Ferrari the runaway champion carmaker over BMW Sauber.

McLaren was still lined up nicely for the drivers’ championship, with Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso holding down the top two spots going into Sunday’s season finale at Sao Paulo. But Ferrari’s Kimi Raikkonen won the Brazilian Grand Prix to finish on top of the standings by a single point over Alonso and Hamilton.

There’s one hitch, though. According to the BBC, race officials are investigating whether some of the cars that placed ahead of Hamilton, who finished seventh, had irregular fuel temperatures. If those cars are disqualified, Hamilton will move up to fourth place at Sao Paulo and will win the drivers’ title. Hold on to those tickets.