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redstorm wrote:Perhaps it's not Kimi's decision, hear me out....

RB is paying for his WRC seat. There are rumours of a RB F1 option. Maybe Kimi has decided he wants to stay in WRC but it is RED BULLS option as to if they his WRC seat. Maybe THEY are keeping Kimi as an option if Webbo flips out again. It's just funny how RB has F1 issues and then Kimi says "I haven't decided yet, I'll wait some more."

Thoughts?

sammyosammy wrote:Guys, guys, guys..

name one crappy contract Robertsons have negotiated for Kimi during his career..

redstorm wrote:Perhaps it's not Kimi's decision, hear me out....

RB is paying for his WRC seat. There are rumours of a RB F1 option. Maybe Kimi has decided he wants to stay in WRC but it is RED BULLS option as to if they fund his WRC seat. Maybe THEY are keeping Kimi as an option if Webbo flips out again. It's just funny how RB has F1 issues and then Kimi says "I haven't decided yet, I'll wait some more."

Thoughts?

What was Briatore doing in Maranello
Published by Leo Turrini Wed, 21/07/2010 - 19:14

Oh no, I say. Can't a poor man take at least a few days off after the South African adventure. This morning I received at least ten phone calls from friends who work at Ferrari. All asking: Well, but what do you think of the fact Rosea told, that Flavione Briatore showed up in Maranello?

Damn, what should I think?

1) Maybe Briatore wanted to eat noodles at Mamma Rosella's restaurant in Montana.

2) Everybody knows that Naomi and Alonso's manager are finished. Maybe Alonso will drive for the Force India?

3) Se la Ferrari pensa di affidare a Mr. Gregoraci una qualsiasi mediazione nel contrasto che ormai la oppone alla Fia del Pinguino, beh, allora vuol dire che non siamo alla frutta, ma alla grappa, tra Fiorano e Maranello.

4) Discuss with Briatore about the troubles that Todt has with Ferrari?!? It's really hot in Italy, perhaps too hot.

5) Possibly a role of Flavio running the Horse. I'm not kidding and I'm no Einstein. But think about it. Alonso has a five-year contract, at a minimum. Alonso is the same as Banco Santander. If things continue to go wrong, who do you think El Banco suggests to contact? Not me, that's for sure.

6) Furthermore, in 2011 Montezemelo has been President for twenty years. That's a long time. He knows the right manouvers to make things happen.

Tra l’altro, a proposito di omettere e di omelette, quelli che parlano di una candidatura di Girando, in nome di Andrea Agnelli, per il futuro in Ferrari, curiosamente sempre omettono, appunto, il fatto che in primo grado, in un processo penale, l’ex ad della Juve è stato condannato a tre anni. Si ometta, si emetta, io vado a cercarmi un omelette.

7) Ah, and I also informed you about Webber's certain maneuvers ...

mr j wrote: However I agree with you that if RBR wants Kimi at any price he might consider it. If I was him and had the possibility to drive a full season of F1 and also drive the WRC races that didn't occur at the same weekends as F1 I would agree to join RBR. This would mean that he could do F1 for now without loosing the momentum he has already gained in the WRC.

Iana wrote:Kimi will surprise us with his decision, as he always does. F1 is not so interesting anymore, and I was a fiercely F1 fan (since 1990). As long as he is happy with what he does, it's OK.

realms wrote:not really speculation ... just a pic i found on google search now

http://www.f1wolf.com/wp-content/upload ... e-2008.jpg

( and i wasnt searching for this )

Wolfie wrote:can't figure out exactly what Turrini says (Momo, could you have time to fill out the blanks?)

3) Se la Ferrari pensa di affidare a Mr. Gregoraci una qualsiasi mediazione nel contrasto che ormai la oppone alla Fia del Pinguino, beh, allora vuol dire che non siamo alla frutta, ma alla grappa, tra Fiorano e Maranello.

Tra l’altro, a proposito di omettere e di omelette, quelli che parlano di una candidatura di Girando, in nome di Andrea Agnelli, per il futuro in Ferrari, curiosamente sempre omettono, appunto, il fatto che in primo grado, in un processo penale, l’ex ad della Juve è stato condannato a tre anni. Si ometta, si emetta, io vado a cercarmi un omelette.