F1 on its head: Vettel to Ferrari, Alonso to McLaren?

Posted on 04-10-2014 at 8:26 by MauritsH – 48 Comments”

The ball seems to be by the church! Fernando Alonso, the man with the most epic eyebrows ever since Nigel Mansell, would the Scuderia to say goodbye to, and may be replaced by four-time champion Vettel.

According to Alonso’s contract, he would still have two years of around carts in the red cars from Maranello, but given the poor performance he seeks his fortune elsewhere. It seems very likely that the Spaniard to McLaren leaves, for next year a motorendeal with Honda has closed. The driver drove in 2007 for the British renstal, but that boterde not always good. We are curious to see how long a possible new marriage will go well.

Allegedly Di Montezemolo, who recently resigned as president of Ferrari, Alonso a parting gift offered, in which the driver, but immediately asked for the dissolution of his contract. Fortunately for the Italians, they already have a solid name found to the empty chair to fill, in the person of Sebastian Vettel.

Vettel would already longer ago, and Ferrari have reached an agreement on a possible switch to the Italians, he should Red Bull ever to leave. Now he is this season kind is being eclipsed by team-mate Ricciardo and of course the Mercedes team, the time seems ripe for a new adventure.

As a result, the young German next year, in all likelihood, a lot of money to earn the most illustrious team in the history of Formula 1. His empty seat will be filled by Daniil Kvyat, who is currently still at Torro Rosso drive. We are also curious who the new team mate of our own Max Verstappen is going to be.

All in all, a lot of interesting developments in the king’s class of motorsport. Apparently drives the dominance of Mercedes, the competition reasonably to despair, because it is not a coincidence that two of the biggest stars in the world, their teams are going to leave. 2015 seems to be in advance already a successful season, there is still, however, a way will be found to be the Mercedes of the throne. (via: bbc.com)