f1insight.blogspot.com - 29 days ago
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Due to the restricted testing regulations which were imposed upon Formula One for the first time this year, Fernando Alonso has explained that he will not drive a Ferrari on a race track until February, the month before the 2010 season kicks off in Bahrain. With Ferrari set to be the fourth ...
F1 – Alonso to Ferrari…Not Yet!
openpaddock.net 9/12/2009 — The Formula 1 silly season has really been centered around one individual. That man is double world champion Fernando Alonso. The Spaniard is currently the hottest driver on the market and has been all but put in the seat at the Maranello squad. Sponsors have signed, end of year banquets moved ...
F1 Update: Alonso To Ferrari ?
paddocktalk.com 9/17/2009 — F1 Update: Alonso To Ferrari ??? Rumors continue about the future of Alonso at Ferrari. Courtesy of Renault/LAT
Fernando Alonso insists it is not '100 per cent' certain that he will be a Ferrari driver in the near future.
The Spaniard had been told by La Gazzetta dello Sport that ...
Ferrari Look Set To Reveal Alonso For 2010
f1fanatics.wordpress.com 9/29/2009 — There has been further indication today from Scuderia Ferrari that they are set to reveal Fernando Alonso as one of their drivers for the forthcoming 2010 Formula One Season.
There has been hot rumour since 2008 that the Spaniard, and twice F1 World Champion, would join the Scuderia.
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Fernando Alonso moves to Ferrari on a 3 year contract
f1chronicles.com 10/1/2009 —
Its curtains for Kimi Raikkonen’s stint with the Ferrari formula one team with Ferrari confirm the move of Fernando Alonso to the team on a 3 year contract. All season rumours were alive of Alonso’s switch to Ferrari and they have finally been confirmed. This is Alonso’s 3rd major shift in ...
Ferrari announces a three-year contract with Alonso
f1insight.blogspot.com 10/1/2009 — Today (30th Sep) Ferrari has announced a three-year deal starting next season with 2005 and 2006 World Champion Fernando Alonso. The confirmation of such an agreement has been widely expected for several weeks. Kimi Raikkonen, although his contract covered the 2010 season, will no longer be a ...
Ferrari to Officially welcome Alonso at Monza
f1insight.blogspot.com 7/1/2009 — September 11th 2009 could be the date on which Fernando Alonso is revealed as a Ferrari driver for the next five Formula One seasons. The Spanish newspaper Diario AS claims that the sport's best-known secret may already be scheduled for official confirmation on the Friday of the Italian Grand ...
F1: Alonso To Ferrari Set To Be Confirmed ???
paddocktalk.com 6/30/2009 — F1: Alonso To Ferrari Set To Be Confirmed ?
September 11 2009 could be the date on which Fernando Alonso is revealed as a Ferrari driver for the next five formula one seasons.
The Spanish newspaper Diario AS claims that the sport's best-known secret may already be scheduled for ...
F1 – Alonso Announcement Thursday
openpaddock.net 9/29/2009 — Reports are coming out of the Spanish media that Fernando Alonso will be announced at Ferrari on Thursday. Reportedly, Alonso will make 25 million euros per year for the next 5 years, with an additional option on a 6th year.
We have been hearing rumors of this deal for the last several ...
Berger Says Alonso IS Heading To Ferrari For 2010
f1fanatics.wordpress.com 4/24/2009 — Gerhard Berger has confirmed that he is confident that Spaniard Fernando Alonso is heading to drive for Scuderia Ferrari in 2010.
The Austrian former racer confirmed also that he had intensive contract discussions with the Spaniard between last season and this season to replace Sebastian ...
F1 – Alonso Confirmed at Ferarri
openpaddock.net 9/30/2009 — It seems like the last three seasons have been building up to this. Fernando Alonso was confirmed at Ferrari for the 2010-2012 seasons, with options on 2013 and 2014. Of course, no details have emerged on his contract, but speculation puts it around 25 million euros (36 million USD) per season. ...
Ferrari denounces 'war' against carmakers —
F1-Live.com 28 days ago
Contrary to what has been given as a decisive reason by Honda, BMW, and Toyota for justifying their departures from Formula One, Ferrari insists that the real cause is not the economic crisis but rather the constant hammering the sport's ...
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