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On the plus side: Sky taking over F1 means that we'll get much more team radio. #hacking 08:14:48 AM July 29, 2011 from TweetDeck
Classic poor timing from F1 re: Sky deal. I'm sure they will announce the F1 show will be presented by Andy Coulson. 07:34:20 AM July 29, 2011 from TweetDeck
Jenson Button complaining about something other than "MASSIVE FRONT LOCKING." It's a start I suppose. #f1 12:38:59 PM June 24, 2011 from TweetDeck
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Fiat involved in #F1 takeover? Talk about conflict of interest! It'd be like a standard ECU being built by one of the teams ... oh wait ... 03:50:46 PM May 04, 2011 from TweetDeck

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‘Ferrari’ Articles

Ferrari hire Button for contract advice

Written by Red Andy on 18 June 2009

Maranello, Thursday: The ongoing battle between the FIA and FOTA took another turn today when FOTA ringleaders Ferrari announced they had brought in “contract expert” Jenson Button to argue their case that they are not legally obliged to compete in Formula One in 2010. Ferrari have threatened to withdraw from the sport over the [Read More]

Ferrari: F1 could survive without Mosley

Written by Red Andy on 03 May 2009

Maranello, Sunday: Amid thinly veiled threats to leave Formula One if their demands for a rethink of budget capping are not met, Ferrari have today stated their belief that the sport “could continue to survive” even without FIA President Max Mosley. Speaking to an Italian sensationalist rag, Ferrari chairman Luca di Montezemolo [Read More]

Montezemolo banned from Comet

Written by Red Andy on 20 March 2009

Maranello, Friday: The Ferrari Formula One team have today issued a statement confirming that team boss Luca di Montezemolo has been banned from entering the premises of electrical goods store Comet, after a fresh outburst of rage against a range of household appliances earlier this week. Montezemolo, who is the president of FOTA as well as [Read More]

Ferrari in transporter controversy

Written by Red Andy on 02 March 2009

Jerez, Monday: Ferrari’s Formula One team could be in hot water with the FIA today after an incident in the Jerez paddock during yesterday’s test session. The Jerez test, where eight of F1’s teams for this year are trying out their new machinery on track at the same time, saw few on-track dramas as teams worked [Read More]

McLaren in espionage scandal again?

Written by Red Andy on 11 January 2009

Paris, Sunday: Following the Runoff Area’s exclusive scoop last week about Michael Schumacher’s changing role within the Ferrari team, we now understand that a complaint has been filed against the McLaren-Mercedes team in relation to espionage. The Woking-based squad have already been found using illicit tactics to steal confidential [Read More]

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