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**clorkergo** · 08-21-2009, 10:56 PM

I'm 99% certain Massa's speed will not suffer like you are saying CB. He was knocked out going down the straight and had no idea what happened. It's the drivers that remember hurtling towrads the wall in an uncontrollable car that are the ones that sometimes lose a little of their edge.

He doesn't, but his body and unconscious mind does, that's the whole thing, it's not something you can control which slows you down (for a while), but your natural survival instincts.

The rumour mill suggests an announcement will be made at Monza confirming the signing of Alonso for those oh so lovable tifosi, so not long to wait either way.

Whitmarsh has piped in and said this:

http://www.motorsport.com/news/artic...D=341678&FS=F1

That article is a bit misleading, same happened in at least one finnish media.
All Whitmarsh has said about Alonso and/or Ferrari (bolding + italics by me):
And he suspects that Alonso's 2010 Ferrari deal is done, with continued speculation there will be announcement confirming the move at the Italian Grand Prix. "I think in reality there are some changes probably with Fernando at Ferrari. That frees up the driver market and every year there is a number of pivotal points during the season which determine what is going to happen in the driver market. http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/77817

08-21-2009, 10:56 PM	#13
clorkergo Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 473 Senior Member	I'm 99% certain Massa's speed will not suffer like you are saying CB. He was knocked out going down the straight and had no idea what happened. It's the drivers that remember hurtling towrads the wall in an uncontrollable car that are the ones that sometimes lose a little of their edge. He doesn't, but his body and unconscious mind does, that's the whole thing, it's not something you can control which slows you down (for a while), but your natural survival instincts. The rumour mill suggests an announcement will be made at Monza confirming the signing of Alonso for those oh so lovable tifosi, so not long to wait either way. Whitmarsh has piped in and said this: http://www.motorsport.com/news/artic...D=341678&FS=F1 That article is a bit misleading, same happened in at least one finnish media. All Whitmarsh has said about Alonso and/or Ferrari (bolding + italics by me): And he suspects that Alonso's 2010 Ferrari deal is done, with continued speculation there will be announcement confirming the move at the Italian Grand Prix. *"I think in reality there are some changes probably* with Fernando at Ferrari**. That frees up the driver market and every year there is a number of pivotal points during the season which determine what is going to happen in the driver market. http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/77817
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