"After Mclaren's Jenson Button was almost held up - in a city with a notorious record of street robbery and violence, other F1 teams were quick to follow suit. Swiss based Sauber reported that three employees, not drivers, were also held up at gunpoint. Being from Switzerland they did not know what a street robbery was. Red Bull Boffins are already at work developing their own Sau Paulo street robbery story whilst the lesser funded teams are working on cheaper alternative pickpocketing and taxi rip-off story developments. It is believed that Ferrari are not developing any street crime stories of their own, but are in fact working hard lobbying the FIA to declare street robbery legal."