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[Jabberwocky]

Maybe Ferrari are waiting on the 3 car team rule. ALO VET RAI

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[spankyham]

Here's the snippet of Luca's interview where he lays out the two reasons Fernando is leaving Ferrari.

Simple translation is he's leaving because he needs a change of scenery and his age means there is an urgency for him to get into a championship winning car.

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[sagi58]

I can't say that I blame Alonso; but, I am disappointed for him and for Ferrari.
I do wish him luck, just as long as it's not at the expense of Ferrari!!

[spankyham]

Ferrari contracts revealed.

It seems Vettel's contract has been seriously understated by those in know on various forums, we can now reveal that Seb will earn $1TRILLION - not counting sponsorship at the Scuderia.

Also, in breaking news, Kimi's contract has been extended by 15 years. http://thejudge13.com/ferrari/contracts ... nampakluto

[sagi58]

Thanks for posting that, spanky; but, to be honest, I'll have to wait for the condensed version!!
I'm beat on my feet, at the moment!!

g'night!!

[spankyham]

There must be a lot of changes and lock-downs going on inside Ferrari ATM. It's really noticeably how little media information is being released from Ferrari since Sergio took over. In the last 2 days all we've had from the official "media centre" is that Park Inbee (LPGA golfer) got married in a white Ferrari FF

[spankyham]

Although very young, this kid has shown a lot of promise. It is very interesting that he is featured on the official Ferrari Media site, could his dad be investing in a customer team of Ferrari?

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[sagi58]

There must be a lot of changes and lock-downs going on inside Ferrari ATM. It's really noticeably how little media information is being released from Ferrari since Sergio took over. In the last 2 days all we've had from the official "media centre" is that Park Inbee (LPGA golfer) got married in a white Ferrari FF

Not a bad thing, I'd say, considering how the media just loves to blow things out of proportion.
Of course, there are a lot of F1 fans who like to speculate about how badly off Ferrari really is!!

[Jabberwocky]

http://thisisf1.com/2014/12/04/now-chie ... t-ferrari/

Oh dear

[sagi58]

I'd heard that was Turrini's next prediction; but, he doesn't predict who's coming in to replace him!!

Sigh... have faith, Tifosi, have faith!!

[darwin dali]

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[sagi58]

Hey, if it works, I'm all for it, now!!
Is that sacrilegious??

[darwin dali]

Hey, if it works, I'm all for it, now!!
Is that sacrilegious??

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[sagi58]

After those videos and a little reflection,
this is me, today:

[sagi58]

 wrote:">New Law Threatens Monza Future


The future of the historic grand prix at fabled Monza has taken a blow this week, according to reports in the Italian press. F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone warned earlier this year that the existing Italian grand prix contract, running only until 2016, is a commercial "disaster".

And now, more bad news for Monza has emerged from the government, Italian newspapers including La Stampa reveal.

It is about the so-called 'legge di stabilita', or stability law, in which a decision of the senate has made the collapse of the Italian grand prix beyond 2016 reportedly more likely.

Reports said an amendment of the law allowing a tax exemption to the tune of about EUR 20 million has been ruled out.

Politician Fabrizio Sala is quoted as saying: "The stability law penalises Monza and its Autodrome, putting at risk the future of the formula one grand prix".

But former F1 driver Ivan Capelli, who this year became a director of the automobile club of Milan, vowed to fight for the Italian grand prix.

"Our commitment to find the resources needed is clear," he insisted.