Yeah, but being the "favoured son", you'd think Flavio could fight harder to keep Alonso.
Didn't Briatore, as Alonso's manager, advise Alonso to take the McLaren deal?
Is it too soon to break out the Moet? Maybe we should wait for official confirmation first ...According to a finnish newspaper Timo Glock will be replacing Ralf Schumacher at Toyota next season.
Don't see it on autosport.com so I don't know if it's credible.
Yeah, I recall Dave Ricahrds was going to make an announcement back at the British Grand Prix. Which, quite obviously, didn't happen, with no explanation as to why ...Spanish newspaper AS says that Nelsinho Piquet and Heikki Kovalainen will be announced as Renault's drivers for 2008 in Monza. Fisichella would go to Williams, replacing Wurz who would join Prodrive. If there's a Prodrive team next year that is.
http://www.as.com/articulo/motor/Nelsinho/Kovalainen/Renault/2008/dasmot/20070826dasdaimot_7/Tes/
wikipaediaLiuzzi's manager, former Lotus boss Peter Collins, has confirmed that Liuzzi wishes to continue his involvement in F1. He has been linked to a role within the Williams team.
Renault have offered Alonso his old seat back t'would seem.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/7022171.stm
I notice Flav neglected to mention the fact that "the rookie" was at least Alonso's equal on the track in terms of skill and thus deserving of the treatment he got.Briatore is convinced Alonso would not have quit Renault if he had been aware he would receive the same treatment as a rookie.
Despite being the 2007 Rookie of the Year in the GP2 series, team principal Sir Frank Williams said promoting Nakajima wasn't done with a race seat for the 2008 season in mind.
He said: "You cannot assess a driver's capability on the basis of one race but this is an ideal opportunity to develop Kazuki's experience."