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Curtas da F-1 1999-07-13

Curtas da F-1 by Marc Zimmermann, motorsport.com Segundo Jean Todt, Jean Alesi não poderá ser substituto de Michael Schumacher nas próximas 3 ou 4 provas, já que seu contrato não permitiria. Como a maioria das declarações na ...

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Curtas da F-1 by Marc Zimmermann, motorsport.com

Segundo Jean Todt, Jean Alesi não poderá ser substituto de Michael Schumacher nas próximas 3 ou 4 provas, já que seu contrato não permitiria. Como a maioria das declarações na F-1 não tem muita verdade, vale a pena esperar até amanhã, quando a Ferrari anunciará o substituto de Schumacher. Alesi, Mika Salo e Luca Badoer são os favoritos...

O médico que operou Michael Schumacher, William Ribbens, comentou que o piloto ficará afastado das pistas de seis a oito semanas, isto quer dizer que o alemão perderá 4 GP's e só retornaria no GP da Itália, no dia 12 de setembro. A Ferrari treinou hoje em Fiorano com Luca Badoer e a maioria das equipes já está em Monza para o teste que será realizado entre terça e quinta-feira desta semana.

Foi anunciado oficialmente que o GP da Inglaterra passará a ser em Brands Hatch a partir do ano 2002. A PITSTOP foi a primeira a noticiar esta possibilidade em setembro do ano passado. Segundo a Gazzeta dello Sport, famoso jornal italiano, Jean Alesi teria dito não à Ferrari. "Nestas condições não me interessa pilotar na Ferrari. Me interessaria pilotar ao lado de Michael, que é meu amigo, e não substituí-lo" disse Alesi.

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