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http://grandprixinsider.wordpress.com/2 ... t-ferrari/diego1960 wrote:Source? This is big news so we would have read it EVERYWHERE if it happened. I remain sceptical and think that Sauber is a more realistic option.
April Fools' DayForza wrote:http://grandprixinsider.wordpress.com/2 ... t-ferrari/diego1960 wrote:Source? This is big news so we would have read it EVERYWHERE if it happened. I remain sceptical and think that Sauber is a more realistic option.
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Can you please tell me the Lotto numbers please? I would like to hit some millions with your knowledge...clipsy1H wrote:guys .... you will be disappointed Sunday when Michael will announce his retirement.
go all-in on Alonso !!!Ganxxta wrote:Can you please tell me the Lotto numbers please? I would like to hit some millions with your knowledge...clipsy1H wrote:guys .... you will be disappointed Sunday when Michael will announce his retirement.
Btw. who will win in Suzuka? Maybe I can bet on that too
For Christ's sake, you don't know that! Stop posting like we are 5-year olds who need to learn a lesson and daddy just repeats the difficult math exercises until they understand them, its frustrating and honestly no one knows what will happen apart from MSC. I know that you are happy MSC lost his seat but you are annoying many people in here.clipsy1H wrote:guys .... you will be disappointed Sunday when Michael will announce his retirement. Move to ferrari it's more than a dream.... nobody there want him back because they need someone young. And about Sauber i;m sure Michael will refuse.
Clipsy is a big MSC fan, don't misunderstand him.diego1960 wrote:For Christ's sake, you don't know that! Stop posting like we are 5-year olds who need to learn a lesson and daddy just repeats the difficult math exercises until they understand them, its frustrating and honestly no one knows what will happen apart from MSC. I know that you are happy MSC lost his seat but you are annoying many people in here.clipsy1H wrote:guys .... you will be disappointed Sunday when Michael will announce his retirement. Move to ferrari it's more than a dream.... nobody there want him back because they need someone young. And about Sauber i;m sure Michael will refuse.
lagazzettadelosportferrari — Al Salone di Parigi c'era naturalmente anche il presidente della Ferrari Luca Montezemolo. La domanda di più stretta attualità a Maranello riguarda il futuro di Felipe Massa: "Devo prendere ancora qualche giorno per riflettere - ha detto il presidente incontrando la stampa - spero che i progressi che ha mostrato a Spa e in Singapore, anche psicologici oltre che di risultati, vengano confermati anche in Giappone". Sulla corsa iridata Montezemolo precisa: "Dobbiamo migliorare: il problema vero è avere più certezze che le innovazioni che portiamo siano efficaci in pista - continua, rivolgendo poi elogi a Fernando Alonso - è il pilota più forte che abbia mai visto in pista. Mi impressiona per tre cose, per l'interpretazione della gara, specialmente per il consumo delle gomme, perché è un grande motivatore del team, e per la sua presenza a Maranello".
I don't really see Montezemolo hiring back Schumacher. Montezemolo was the one who drove Michael out of Ferrari into retirement.schumifan wrote:given that these words were spoken just 3 months ago, one could imagine a monty saying yes please mike when you are ready
“Alonso is the best driver in the world,” Montezemolo said in a recent interview with CNN. “He is one of those drivers, like Lauda and Schumacher, who have had a great importance in my professional life and in that of Ferrari. He has all the requisites for winning, but we need to improve the car.
“He has a fantastic attitude: just like Schumacher, he knows how to work closely with the team and he maintains that positive attitude, even in the difficult moments. Now the aim is to improve for the round in Canada.”