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Briatore was involved in a conspiracy which saw Nelson Piquet Jnr deliberately crash his car at the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix in order to help team-mate Fernando Alonso take the win. Full Article at Metro.co.uk
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Flavio Briatore has begun legal action in a Paris court today against his lifetime ban from Formula 1. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk
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SUZUKA, JAPAN - OCTOBER 04: Fernando Alonso of Spain and Renault drives during the Japanese Formula One Grand Prix at Suzuka Circuit on October 4, 2009 in Suzuka, Japan. View Photo »
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It's the first time that I can be part of the Ferrari world from the inside and I'm impressed and happy
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Renault F1: Formula One Grand Prix Team Team Principal: Bob Bell Drivers: Fernando Alonso, Romain Grosjean (Seven rounds), Nelson Piquet Jr. (10 rounds) Constructors Finish: 8th (26 points) Best Finish: 3rd Alonso: Second (Marina Bay) Pole: 1... Full Article at SpeedTV
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Considering the similarities between Fernando Alonso and Michael Schumacher’s careers (winning with Benetton/Renault, signed by Flavio Briatore, moving to Ferrari after already winning two world titles etc…) do you think that the Spaniard can emulate... Full Article at ITV.com
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Published: Thursday, November 19, 2009 LONDON — Former world champion Kimi Raikkonen confirmed Thursday that he will take a one-year sabbatical from Formula One next season and said it's uncertain whether he... Full Article at HeraldNet
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SUZUKA, JAPAN - OCTOBER 04: Fernando Alonso of Spain and Renault drives during the Japanese Formula One Grand Prix at Suzuka Circuit on October 4, 2009 in Suzuka, Japan. View Photo »
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My mother says to me, 'I see you in press conference yesterday speaking English, and you are very good.' That’s because she doesn’t speak English. I remember before I came to England watching Rafa Nadal or Fernando Alonso and thinking they were brilliant, but that was because I understand nothing. Now I...
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Ferrari often uses its World Finals event to unveil exclusive new versions of its most enticing road cars. The FXX Evoluzione was unveiled there a couple of years ago, and the 16M Scuderia Spider made its debut at the event last year. Full Article at AutoblogGreen
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LONDON -- Former world champion Kimi Raikkonen confirmed Thursday that he will take a one-year sabbatical from Formula One next season and said it's uncertain whether he will return in 2011. Full Article at CBS Sports
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SUZUKA, JAPAN - OCTOBER 04: Lewis Hamilton (R) of Great Britain and McLaren Mercedes and Fernando Alonso (L) of Spain and Renault share a ride on a vintage car during the drivers parade before the Japanese Formula One Grand Prix at Suzuka Circuit on October 4, 2009 in Suzuka, Japan.
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SUZUKA, JAPAN - OCTOBER 04: Lewis Hamilton (R) of Great Britain and McLaren Mercedes and Fernando Alonso (L) of Spain and Renault share a ride on a vintage car during the drivers parade before the Japanese Formula One Grand Prix at Suzuka Circuit on October 4, 2009 in Suzuka, Japan.
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SUZUKA, JAPAN - OCTOBER 04: Lewis Hamilton (R) of Great Britain and McLaren Mercedes and Fernando Alonso (L) of Spain and Renault share a ride on a vintage car during the drivers parade before the Japanese Formula One Grand Prix at Suzuka Circuit on October 4, 2009 in Suzuka, Japan.
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It's the first time that I can be part of the Ferrari world from the inside and I'm impressed and happy
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My mother says to me, 'I see you in press conference yesterday speaking English, and you are very good.' That’s because she doesn’t speak English. I remember before I came to England watching Rafa Nadal or Fernando Alonso and thinking they were brilliant, but that was because I understand nothing. Now I...
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Aerodynamics was the key issue this year, and also for the last couple of years, but especially with the new rules for 2009, the philosophy of the car did not meet the new regulations and has not been good enough to be competitive ... Sometimes when we introduced new parts to the car, we were able to be...
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We are turning Spanish athletes into tax exiles, like (Formula One driver) Fernando Alonso and (tennis player) Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, who change their residence to avoid paying so much tax
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I think he's a good champion for Formula One and he deserved it
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For me, there are three stand-out drivers in F1 right now: Hamilton, Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel ... and I’d like to think I’d have been more than a match for any of them.
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In Australia, the track temperatures were different ... The track temperature at the start of the race will maybe be 50 degrees (122 degrees Fahrenheit), so it will never be cool enough to give you problems warming up the tires.
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Today we have three Spanish drivers in the Formula One [Gene himself, Fernando Alonso and young sensation Jamie Alguersuari] and most of this would not have been possible if Barcelona had not become a venue for Formula One in 1992
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I would love to finish the season and my Renault career with a great result ... It will be an emotional race because I have enjoyed so many special memories with this team and I am leaving behind a lot of friends.
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I absolutely hope Ferrari makes a comeback from 2010. You always work as hard as you can to be at the top. But then, everybody else is working equally as hard to be there. I think it will be an interesting next season with Fernando Alonso in a Ferrari
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If we have a talk it will be more about his recovery, about his experience in Ferrari
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Following yesterday's announcement, the Renault F1 Team wishes Fernando Alonso all the best for 2010 and beyond when he will begin the next phase of his career with a new team
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I hope I can continue as long as I want and that I can finish my career here with a lot of wins. I really think that Ferrari will be my last team
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The team and Fernando's focus is now on finishing the season on a high note with some strong results in the remaining races. An announcement regarding the driver who will be replacing Fernando Alonso at the Renault F1 Team next year will be issued next week.
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There will be a pressure to win titles ... At Ferrari it is not enough to win one race per year or anything like that. The pressure will be there to be champion again. In the next three years hopefully I can win one at least.
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Briatore can claim a strong hand in ‘discovering’ Schumacher and Fernando Alonso, two of the greatest drivers in F1 history ... He celebrated double world championships with each of them. Alonso’s victories demonstrate that Flavio wasn’t just hanging on to Schumacher’s coat-tails for success, although i...
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I really think that Ferrari will be my last team. Leaving Ferrari to change teams is always a step backwards. It has to be a step backwards because Ferrari is more than a team and I want to finish my career with them
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to cause a deliberate crash at the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix [ Images ] with the aim of causing the deployment of the safety car to the advantage of its other driver, Fernando Alonso [ Images ].
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I really think that Ferrari will be my last team. Leaving Ferrari to change teams is always a step backwards. It has to be a step backwards because Ferrari is more than a team and I want to finish my career with them
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When I first heard the accusation that Renault had asked Nelson Piquet to crash deliberately, the question was whether it was true or not ... If it was true, then it amounted to the worst thing that has happened in Formula 1. There is only one other incident that comes near - Michael Schumacher parking ...
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It will not happen again ... This is a very different history. I am also more prepared than I was two years ago. It will be fine. Ferrari is more important than any driver in the car. It doesn't matter if you are quicker or slower than your teammate - the Ferrari people want to see a red car in front of...
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The ING Renault F1 took its first victory of the season today as Fernando Alonso produced a brilliant tactical drive to win the Singapore Grand Prix, the sport's first ever night race.
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It will not happen again ... This is a very different history. I am also more prepared than I was two years ago. It will be fine. Ferrari is more important than any driver in the car. It doesn't matter if you are quicker or slower than your teammate - the Ferrari people want to see a red car in front of...
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I'm very happy and very proud to become a Ferrari driver. Driving a single-seater from the Prancing Horse is everybody's dream in this sport and today I have the opportunity to make this dream come true. Above all I want to thank Ferrari chairman Luca di Montezemolo, who really wanted this three-year co...
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I'm sure that, together with Felipe, we'll offer Ferrari and the fans from all over the world some great satisfaction ... I can't wait to start working with my new team.
