Here, in Spain, there are rumours that Alonso wants to create a cycling team for his friend Alberto Contador. Maybe the reversal is that he wants to be the new Bruyneel.
Sorry for my english
Or lets hope it will be that way
It's not like they threw Kimi out to get Alonso in, and after all Alonso did beat Hamilton until the politics kicked in. Hopefully the same situation isn't repeated this time and the drivers can tear each other apart on the track on equal terms.If the guy they've brought in to replace Kimi couldn't beat Hamilton, i doubt Kimi will out-perform him either.
Yep, the world's best driver in the Ferrari. Unfortunately he'll be replaced by the second best come next year.
Yes we can: That's what a discussion forum is all about.
Now that Alonso has shown his hand, I tink the rest of the driver market will fold into place pretty quickly. Unusually, most of the drivers on the market - or believed to be on the market - have only been associated with a single drive: Raikkonen returning McLaren, Nico Rosberg and Rubens Barrichello doing a Williams-Brawn do-se-do and Kubica filling the Alonso-shaped void at Renault. The only thing that's really up in the air is the futures of Timo Glock and Jarno Trulli. I don't really see the point of having major threads for every driver if it's all going to be over so quickly. Not unless we get hit with an absolute sidewinder that would see Alguesuari in a Brawn, Hamilton driving for Lotus, Scott Speed replacing Massa, Hakkinen making a return for QADBAK and Nico Rosberg quitting for IndyCar.
Yep, the world's best driver in the Ferrari. Unfortunately he'll be replaced by the second best come next year.
True, true... but best driver only when he's actually awake... which seems to be halfway through any race. 
