Fernando Alonso signs three-year deal with Ferrari
By: Seth Edward O'Neal
Looks like Ferrari is serious about dominating the field next season.
In case you haven’t been watching the 2009 F1 season, to say that it hasn’t been Ferrari’s year could be an understatement.
Next season, it looks like Ferrari intends to make a huge bid as far as the 2010 title is concerned because they just signed former double world champion Fernando Alonso to a three-year deal.
That’s right, Fernando Alonso, for the second time in his career, is leaving Renault to sign with another team, this time with Ferrari. Just a few years ago, he left Renault to sign with McLaren. The honeymoon between him and McLaren ended when a young Lewis Hamilton entered the picture. Luckily, Renault was there to take Alonso back, only for him to leave the team again to sign with Ferrari.
Alonso signing with Ferrari means he’ll be teammates with his rival Felipe Massa. That also means Kimi Raikkonen is leaving the team but I reckon with Alonso’s skill set, the Italians won’t miss the Finn one bit.
”We are very proud to welcome to our team another winning driver, who has demonstrated his amazing talent by winning two world championships in his career to date,” said Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali.
”Of course, we wish to thank Kimi for everything he has done during his time with Ferrari.”
”In his first year with us he managed to win the…”
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Apparently, 

Kimi Raikkonen raced for McLaren a few years ago so there won’t be any adjustments as far as the Finn is concerned. Back in 2007, 

not ruled out the prospect of driving in the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on November 1, will return to his home country Brazil for the penultimate round on the calendar.

purpose to give Alonso an unfair advantage.
And while 
McLaren-Mercedes will introduce their last major upgrade package of the year and the circuit should suit the MP4-24 as 

”We’re definitely strong again, but we’re not fastest. With KERS, we are there or thereabouts, but we still lack two or three tenths (of a second) to the Brawns. Hopefully we can make further changes to our aerodynamic package, so Spa will be an interesting test for us.”
But since other teams are starting to close in on them, specifically Red Bull, these guys definitely have something to be worried about. Red Bull’s Mark Webber is now only 18.5 points behind Button while the team in general is only 15.5 points adrift of
Unfortunately for F1 fans looking forward for this one, Danica Patrick already poured cold water over the ”very hot” rumors like a pissed little bitch, leaving us hanging, curled up in a corner with a pulsating crotch.
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