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Contingent on him finding a ride elsewhere for 2010, Ferrari is rumored to be proposing a deal where they would pay Raikkonen a bonus for every point Ferrari scores rather than paying his severance all at once. However Ferrari is in a pickle, what if Massa is not the same when he returns?
I like WIlliams and Rosberg - but how on earth are they still a viable team with funding?
ReplyDeleteI don't think Alonso will be that much better than Raikkonen.
ReplyDeleteYou were saying? :)
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