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Ferrari-baas: "Michael door regels weg bij Ferrari"

Door Jordy Stuivenberg30 januari 2010 · 15:32 uur1 min lezen

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Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo gelooft dat Michael Schumacher nu bij Ferrari had gereden, als het mogelijk was geweest om per F1-team drie wagens in te zetten. Schumacher maakte onlangs bekend terug te keren in de F1 bij Mercedes Grand Prix, nadat het heilige vuur toch weer oplaaide.

"Als het volgens de regels mogelijk was geweest drie wagens per team in te zetten dan, met alle respect voor Mercedes, had Michael nu rode Ferrari's gepromoot in plaats van rode Mercedessen", aldus Di Montezemolo.

Jordy Stuivenberg

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