Ferrari to sign Alonso at home race
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It's been talked about for ages and denied,but according to this ferrari are to sign Alonso.
http://www.planetf1.com/story/0,18954,3213_5407349...
http://www.planetf1.com/story/0,18954,3213_5407349...
TonyHetherington said:
That link also mentions interest in Vettel for 2011, but good point about 3 car teams.
Vettel vs. Alonso in the same car. Almost as exciting as Alonso vs. Hamilton in the same car.3 car teams could harm the sport though. Even fewer points for all the teams bar the top team (unless 3rd car doesn't score?)
It would be very unusual to sign a driver a year in advance.
I dont see why Alonso would agree to it, its not like he needs the money and there is no guarantee that the 2011 ferarri will be competitive. Unless Alonso knows something about Renault that we dont.
Seems like more of a rumor than a story.
I dont see why Alonso would agree to it, its not like he needs the money and there is no guarantee that the 2011 ferarri will be competitive. Unless Alonso knows something about Renault that we dont.
Seems like more of a rumor than a story.
Holst said:
It would be very unusual to sign a driver a year in advance.
I dont see why Alonso would agree to it, its not like he needs the money and there is no guarantee that the 2011 ferarri will be competitive. Unless Alonso knows something about Renault that we dont.
Seems like more of a rumor than a story.
They will probably be more competitive than Renault in any case.I dont see why Alonso would agree to it, its not like he needs the money and there is no guarantee that the 2011 ferarri will be competitive. Unless Alonso knows something about Renault that we dont.
Seems like more of a rumor than a story.
I think that a Alonso-Ferrari partnership could be a marriage made in heaven. Kind of like the Schui-Ferrari era. Plus I think Ferrari could do with the 6 tenths Alonso will bring to the team...
caine70 said:
If it turns out to be true it will be funny to see Alonso cry like a little girl again when Massa refuses to let him win.
Doubt Ferarri would be daft enough to employ him and not utilise his full potential, risking costing themselves both championships in the process, and spunking away their shareholders money on silly games.groomi said:
caine70 said:
If it turns out to be true it will be funny to see Alonso cry like a little girl again when Massa refuses to let him win.
I rather suspect that Alonso will walk all over Massa...:stepsbackfromtouchpaper:
flemke said:
caine70 said:
Don't be so sure, Massa is not a bad driver at all keep in mind he only lost the WDC because of a pitstop error that wasn't his fault.
Er, ah, hmmm....there were a few other factors beyond his own driving that put him in the running in the first place!
caine70 said:
flemke said:
caine70 said:
Don't be so sure, Massa is not a bad driver at all keep in mind he only lost the WDC because of a pitstop error that wasn't his fault.
Er, ah, hmmm....there were a few other factors beyond his own driving that put him in the running in the first place!
caine70 said:
flemke said:
caine70 said:
Don't be so sure, Massa is not a bad driver at all keep in mind he only lost the WDC because of a pitstop error that wasn't his fault.
Er, ah, hmmm....there were a few other factors beyond his own driving that put him in the running in the first place!
flemke said:
caine70 said:
flemke said:
caine70 said:
Don't be so sure, Massa is not a bad driver at all keep in mind he only lost the WDC because of a pitstop error that wasn't his fault.
Er, ah, hmmm....there were a few other factors beyond his own driving that put him in the running in the first place!
Even so if it wasn't for the incident at Velencia driving away with the fuel hose still attached he'd of had the WDC in the bag.Forums | General Motorsport | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff