Kimi Räikkönen visiting Lebanon and meeting with the Lebanese President Michel Sleiman
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Monday, March 26, 2012
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Ex-boss surprised Kimi Räikkönen
Meeting Jean Todt in rally circles got Kimi to melt into a sweet smile.
The buddies met on Saturday afternoon in Loutraki during service, when Jean Todt went to see the drivers before they went to the stages.
Kimi who is usually very quiet in his own company, was clearly happy when Jean came to ask how he is doing.
Räikkönen was explaining a lot about how his rally had went to Todt, who again seemed to be all ears when listening to Kimi.
Source: MTV3
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Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Photos: Prime Minister David Cameron Meets With Formula One Drivers Lewis Hamilton And Jenson Button
British Prime Minister David Cameron, joins Formula One drivers Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button on the steps of 10 Downing Street on May 11, 2011 in London, England.The two McLaren drivers came to Downing Street to help launch the UN's 'Decade of Action for Road Safety' campaign, which aims to reduce fatal road crashes
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Thursday, May 5, 2011
Leading teams to meet for talks on potential takeover and Formula One's future
Four of Formula One’s biggest teams will meet in Germany this month for summit talks regarding the future of the sport
Representatives from Ferrari, McLaren, Mercedes and Red Bull are scheduled to meet in Stuttgart a week on Saturday to discuss a range of issues including negotiations over the new Concorde Agreement, various technical regulations including the planned switch to a new 1.6-litre turbo engine from 2013 and, of course, the potential takeover of the sport by a consortium including Rupert Murdoch’s News International and Exor, an investment firm with links to Ferrari.
On Tuesday night, News Corp and Exor released a joint statement confirming their intention to approach the sport’s stakeholders regarding a takeover.
CVC, Formula One’s owners, responded by claiming that the sport was currently not for sale but leaving the door open for a bid.
McLaren, Mercedes and Red Bull are likely to grill Ferrari on their intentions with regard to the News Corp-Exor partnership. They may even investigate the possibility of joining the consortium themselves and trying to become joint owners in Formula One.
Former team boss Eddie Jordan said on Wednesday that the News Corp-Exor takeover was “just posturing” and there are many who believe that the teams led as usual by Ferrari are trying to use the threat of a takeover, or a breakaway series, to extract a better deal from F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone.
Source: The Telegraph
Representatives from Ferrari, McLaren, Mercedes and Red Bull are scheduled to meet in Stuttgart a week on Saturday to discuss a range of issues including negotiations over the new Concorde Agreement, various technical regulations including the planned switch to a new 1.6-litre turbo engine from 2013 and, of course, the potential takeover of the sport by a consortium including Rupert Murdoch’s News International and Exor, an investment firm with links to Ferrari.On Tuesday night, News Corp and Exor released a joint statement confirming their intention to approach the sport’s stakeholders regarding a takeover.
CVC, Formula One’s owners, responded by claiming that the sport was currently not for sale but leaving the door open for a bid.
McLaren, Mercedes and Red Bull are likely to grill Ferrari on their intentions with regard to the News Corp-Exor partnership. They may even investigate the possibility of joining the consortium themselves and trying to become joint owners in Formula One.
Former team boss Eddie Jordan said on Wednesday that the News Corp-Exor takeover was “just posturing” and there are many who believe that the teams led as usual by Ferrari are trying to use the threat of a takeover, or a breakaway series, to extract a better deal from F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone.
Source: The Telegraph
Monday, July 26, 2010
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