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Dispells the rumours that it's in his contract that he can't play second fiddle

Robert Doornbos in a Renault would be awesome beyond words.

Di Montezemolo on whether Raikkonen and Massa will stay at Ferrari next year: "Absolutely yes."

So Alonso, of whom many have said he has long signed a contract with Ferrari for the coming years, can be calm ?
"I don't know if the poor guy can stay calm, at the moment it depends on him. I didn't like to see a big champion like him not being within the top ten at Valencia. But as far as Ferrari is concerned he can be calm."

So at least for the near future the doors at Maranello are closed for the Spaniard. Di Montezemolo went to see him and greeted him warmly. After that the Ferrari president went to McLaren's pitbox and embraced Hamilton.

On Raikkonen: "All this criticism towards Raikkonen reminds me of when Inzaghi played for Juventus. When he didn't score for three games everyone said he was in a crisis."
When Di Montezemolo was watching a pitstop a fan shouted: "Give him (Raikkonen) a good telling-off !"

"I thought: 'these guys are never happy'. One shouldn't forget he's the worldchampion, and that last year he has won in his first year at Ferrari and many would have never imagined this. In his career he has now won 17 races and I hope he will 'unblock' at the Belgian GP: in any case he's not a driver that's in a crisis. Kimi is motivated and we have to work to enable him to move forward, especially at these new circuits that I don't like and which harm Formula 1: you're not able to overtake there and nine times out of ten the guy on pole wins the race."

Raikkonen said he didn't have difficulties at managing the pressure during the last six GP: "I don't have any problem."

On the talk with Di Montezemolo: "He didn't say anything special to me."

On Di Montezemolo confirming his(Kimi) stay at Ferrari: "I already had a contract (so) there's nothing new for me. Today's test has gone as normal, we've tested various solutions to some small problems. In the coming races we will give our utmost to win and then we'll see where we end up."

Di Montezemolo on Massa: "I would define him as a 'product' from (our) 'breeding ground' and he's mature to win the title. If it wasn't for the points he's lost he would have already had a considerable gap. But for eleven years we've either won the championship or came second, and considering the many teams that have come to life or have gone bankrupt in these years, that's a nice satisfaction."

On the championship being decided in the same way as it happened last year: "Enough with the nonsense, I'm convined Ferrari will be a protagonist right till the end."

On there not being a number 1 and number 2 status within the team: "It's an old story that goes back to the times of Lauda and Regazzoni. The hierarchy is only made by the stopwatch, not by the president. Who ever is the driver, whether he's called Schumacher, Barrichello, Raikkonen or Massa, what he does is drive for Ferrari."

Was watching some clips on Youtube.
The commentary on this had me in stitches even though i understood nothing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7gI5uLMLj8

As rumoured over the past couple of weeks, Takuma Sato will test with Scuderia Toro Rosso with a view to joining the team as replacement for Sebastian Vettel next season.