Just 48 hours to go before we know who'll be on the grid next year.
Williams and Force India will be there, that's a given.
Ferrari - the FIA and Bernie say they're contracted to race.
Toyota, Red Bull, Toro Rosso, BMW, Renault, Brawn, McLaren - if they want to make the list, they may have to take back their conditions.
And then there are those wanting to join the party: USF1, Prodrive, Epsilon Euskadi, Lola, Litespeed (who plan to use the Lotus name), Campos, RML, Wirth Research, iSport, Fromtech (who plan to use the Brabham name), March and Superfund.
There is space for 12 teams. Although the announcement of who's made the cut will wait until Friday, the newcomers will have already been told. They are, however sworn to secrecy.
Two of them are definitely in. But if the FIA want to dump some F1 manufacturers, they may have chosen more than that.
And I can tell you EXCLUSIVELY that Alex Wurz - who is fronting the Superfund bid - has just placed an order for a big-ass F1 motorhome.
As long as you've got everyone believing you are doing some serious work on PC at your home office, then you will have your peace. Lets not deny it, it's a fact of life.