Kimi to Ferrari confirmation?
08-24-2006, 11:34 AM
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Kimi to Ferrari confirmation?
Here are some photos of Kimi been presented a pretty cool bike and you can see in his garage only an Enzo...
http://www.walz-hardcore-cycles.com/...tart_news.htm#
BTW check out the "Carrera RS" bike! I wonder if Porsche gave him endorsment to use the badges and name on the bike....
http://www.walz-hardcore-cycles.com/...tart_news.htm#
http://www.walz-hardcore-cycles.com/...tart_news.htm#
BTW check out the "Carrera RS" bike! I wonder if Porsche gave him endorsment to use the badges and name on the bike....
http://www.walz-hardcore-cycles.com/...tart_news.htm#
08-24-2006, 11:50 AM
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It's likely the worst kept secret or best rumor ever........I'm going with the former.
I doubt Ron Dennis would be thrilled to see an Enzo in Kimi's garage and not an SLR...wonder if he even got an SLR when he joined McLaren.
I doubt Ron Dennis would be thrilled to see an Enzo in Kimi's garage and not an SLR...wonder if he even got an SLR when he joined McLaren.
08-24-2006, 12:04 PM
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Originally Posted by ltc
I doubt Ron Dennis would be thrilled to see an Enzo in Kimi's garage and not an SLR...wonder if he even got an SLR when he joined McLaren.
08-24-2006, 12:08 PM
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Originally Posted by ltc
It's likely the worst kept secret or best rumor ever........I'm going with the former.
I doubt Ron Dennis would be thrilled to see an Enzo in Kimi's garage and not an SLR...wonder if he even got an SLR when he joined McLaren.
I doubt Ron Dennis would be thrilled to see an Enzo in Kimi's garage and not an SLR...wonder if he even got an SLR when he joined McLaren.
08-24-2006, 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by DJF1
Yeap, my thoughts exactly....I doubt though that Schumi will have the b...to have Kimi as a team mate. I bet that if he wins the Championship this year he is done...
The other interest I have is what's going to happen to Alonso. Is he really that great a driver? He did look incredible in the wet!
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08-24-2006, 01:43 PM
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Originally Posted by John H
Where is Massa going? I think he's done and admirable job this year under what must be enormous pressure.
08-25-2006, 03:58 PM
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This should be interesting:
Schu wants teammate Massa, not Kimi (GMM) A clash of opinion within the Ferrari ranks could scrap the team's plans to unveil its 2007 driver lineup at Monza in two weeks.
As Michael Schumacher told reporters in Istanbul that he is likely to take longer to make up his mind about whether or not to retire, the German 'Bild' newspaper ran a story suggesting a behind-the-scenes rift.
It is reported that the 37-year-old veteran recently met with president Luca di Montezemolo with the news that the only teammate he would accept in 2007 is incumbent Felipe Massa.
''I have still made no decision,'' Schumacher told reporters on Friday.
''I have still 14 days and perhaps even longer.''
Any delay is likely to be linked with Montezemolo's insistence that the time is right to think about the future of Ferrari by finally putting Kimi Raikkonen in a red car.
A source told 'Bild': ''Michael knows that Raikkonen is very fast and could make him look bad.''
The twist in the tale, meanwhile, is that team principal and friend Jean Todt is understood to be siding with Schumacher, despite Montezemolo's contrary view.
As Michael Schumacher told reporters in Istanbul that he is likely to take longer to make up his mind about whether or not to retire, the German 'Bild' newspaper ran a story suggesting a behind-the-scenes rift.
It is reported that the 37-year-old veteran recently met with president Luca di Montezemolo with the news that the only teammate he would accept in 2007 is incumbent Felipe Massa.
''I have still made no decision,'' Schumacher told reporters on Friday.
''I have still 14 days and perhaps even longer.''
Any delay is likely to be linked with Montezemolo's insistence that the time is right to think about the future of Ferrari by finally putting Kimi Raikkonen in a red car.
A source told 'Bild': ''Michael knows that Raikkonen is very fast and could make him look bad.''
The twist in the tale, meanwhile, is that team principal and friend Jean Todt is understood to be siding with Schumacher, despite Montezemolo's contrary view.