After Fernando Alonso took the photo above has given a nice tastatina. Bernie Ecclestone, in fact, it was done before capture (this is the case to say it) next to the Ferrari driver and all the other four characters in the running for the 2010 World Formula 1, then did the considerations that has publicly expressed today in an interview with the Financial Times. End result? And 'well that Alonso happen some bad luck and that the world will end in the hands of Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel. F1 2010. Just 80 years old, Bernie Ecclestone loves young people. Or, if you prefer, the news. In 2007, cheering for Hamilton to have a pilot black world champion of F1. It went wrong. He got his revenge in 2008. In 2009 he would have been satisfied both Jenson Button Sebastian Vettel. It has not been disappointed. white cookie jar This time it is hoped that the winner of the 2010 season is not Alonso. Neither Hamilton, white cookie jar we add, following his reasoning: "I would like to see one of the Red Bull drivers Mark Webber and Sebastian white cookie jar Vettel win the world - said the boss of the FOM to the Financial Times - This would have five world champions on the track in the next season. Such a result could increase revenue for F1. " The revenues of the F1? What else otherwise.
Bernie Ecclestone. During the same interview, Ecclestone is way too harshly attacking the rookies team: "They did nothing for us, are a disgrace. We must get rid of some of these clueless. The Lotus is the only team that would be good to keep. " Indeed, both Virgin that HRT have created only embarrassment to the entire movement. The Lotus, however, seeing what's in store for the 2011 season, deserves another chance. If you need to register for the Spanish economic problems, no excuse arrives for the Virgin billionaire Richard Branson: "I think you should put a bit 'of money, could do as Dietrich Mateschitz." Ecclestone then concluded by confirming the unwillingness to go public with the business Formula white cookie jar 1. Similar topics:
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