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/ 13 September 2010
Italian GP winner Fernando Alonso has warned Ferrari they will need to find consistency for the title run-in if they want this season to end in glory.
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/ 9 September 2010
Spaniard Fernando Alonso insists that his Ferrari team have ironed out the issues that impeded them in Belgium two weeks ago.
Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has slammed those who criticised the scuderia’s team orders at last weekend’s German Grand Prix.
Ferrari were fined $100Â 000 on Sunday for ordering Felipe Massa to move aside and let teammate Fernando Alonso win the German Grand Prix.
Formula One celebrated its 60th birthday on Thursday with Fernando Alonso’s Ferrari fastest in the first practice for the Monaco Grand Prix.
Ferrari have warned their fans to expect a tough battle in this weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix where rivals McLaren will have a speed advantage.
The Ferrari duo of Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa take the edge into Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix after their one-two finish in the season opener.
Sparkling fruity fizz tasted as sweet as champagne for Fernando Alonso on Sunday after the Spaniard celebrated a triumphant Ferrari debut.
With four champions pitted against each other, the 2010 F1 season could prove to be quite a contest.
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/ 28 January 2010
Fernando Alonso said he was confident Ferrari have the machinery to challenge for this year’s F1 title at the presentation of the team’s new car.
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/ 14 January 2010
Michael Schumacher could rue his departure from Ferrari because Fernando Alonso is perfectly placed to beat the German to the world title again.
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/ 16 October 2009
Fernando Alonso has again come under the spotlight for his role in the ‘crash-gate’ scandal which led to the sackings of top officials at Renault.
Fernando Alonso’s move to Ferrari is likely to set off a driver merry-go-round.
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/ 29 September 2009
Two-time Formula One champion Fernando Alonso will sign a five-year contract with Ferrari worth €25-million a season, it was reported on Tuesday.
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/ 11 September 2009
Fernando Alonso says allegations that his Renault team staged an accident to help him win last year’s Singapore GP surprised him as much as anyone.
Renault on Monday won their appeal against a ban on Fernando Alonso’s team competing in the European Grand Prix in Valencia on Sunday.
Fernando Alonso expects a tight battle at the opening race of the Formula One season in Melbourne this weekend.
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/ 3 December 2008
Spanish Formula One driver Fernando Alonso said he is aiming for a third world title with Renault in 2009, it was reported on Wednesday.
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/ 12 October 2008
Renault’s Fernando Alonso stormed to his second win in a row at the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday while Lewis Hamilton plunged to last.
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/ 11 October 2008
McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton has boosted his Formula One world title chances by taking pole position for Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix.
Fernando Alonso is realistic about his chances of another victory in Japan this week after his upset win in Singapore.
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/ 28 September 2008
Spain’s Fernando Alonso snapped a year-long win drought to take the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday.
After four consecutive victories, the championship-leading Ferrari team and their defending world champion, Kimi Raikkonen, are expecting to be the dominant force again in Monaco on Sunday. The Finn, who leads this year’s title race ahead of Ferrari teammate Brazilian Felipe Massa, is convinced the Italian scuderia is in excellent shape.
Formula One title contenders McLaren left Turkey with their confidence up on Monday despite being beaten for the fourth race in a row by champions Ferrari. Lewis Hamilton finished second at Istanbul Park but the 23-year-old Briton described Sunday’s race as the best of his career after having to make an extra pit stop to ensure his tyres lasted safely.
Ferrari’s Felipe Massa won the Turkish Grand Prix from pole position for the third year in a row on Sunday after tyre concerns slowed Lewis Hamilton’s challenge. The Brazilian took the chequered flag 3,7 seconds ahead of the 23-year-old McLaren driver, who ran most of the race on the harder tyres and had to make three pit stops compared with his rival’s two.
Double world champion Fernando Alonso was upbeat about his Renault team’s prospects after a strong performance in Friday’s practice for Sunday’s Turkish Grand Prix. The Spanish former world champion was fourth in the morning and ninth in the afternoon, despite not being happy with his car’s balance.
Ferrari’s world champion Kimi Raikkonen stretched his Formula One lead to nine points with a dominant win from pole position in the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday. Brazilian Felipe Massa sealed Ferrari’s second successive one-two finish, and third win in a row, with McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton taking third place to revive his title challenge after a disappointing last race in Bahrain.
Brazilian Felipe Massa stormed to victory on Sunday for his second successive victory in the Bahrain Grand Prix and answered his mounting bank of critics as his Ferrari team celebrated a comfortable one-two with Kimi Raikkonen finishing second.
Defending drivers’ world champion Kimi Raikkonen bounced back to form and back into the scrap for this year’s title when he won the Malaysian Grand Prix for Ferrari on Sunday. But the Italian team’s hopes of a dream one-two finish were wrecked by Brazilian Felipe Massa spinning off while running second.
It has only taken two races of the new season for McLaren to get on the wrong side of Formula One officials — and Fernando Alonso — again. The team — kicked out of last year’s constructors’ championship — were back in trouble on Saturday, penalised for their drivers causing interference during qualifying for the Malaysian Grand Prix.
Brazilian Felipe Massa secured pole position for the Malaysian Grand Prix on an all-Ferrari front row on Saturday. Driving in hot and humid conditions under heavy cloud cover, Massa was joined at the head of the field by Formula One world champion team mate Kimi Raikkonen, who lapped 0,482 seconds slower than the pole sitter’s time of 1,35.748.
McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton avoided the mayhem around him to open the Formula One season with a pole-to-flag victory in a crash-strewn Australian Grand Prix on Sunday. The 23-year-old Briton, last year’s rookie sensation, finished 5,4 seconds ahead of Germany’s Nick Heidfeld in a BMW Sauber.