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Where now for Fernando Alonso?
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David Croft /
02 November 2007 /
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Formula One commentator David Croft tells Betfair Radio who's in the running to sign up former World Champion Fernando Alonso after he leaves McLaren...
Red Bull, Renault, Williams are all possibilities for the Spanish champ of 2005 & 2006...
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graham | 06 November 2007
Alonso has less options than he would like considering his double world champion status. Ferrari is out as Kimi delivered the title this year and Massa seems to be a compliant yet challenging partner. They are both signed up for next season a well. BMW will not release Heidfeld because he of his nationality and , like Kubica, he has impressed this season. So where does poor Fernando go? Red Bull would be my bet and I would put money on Webber going to Mclaren for a one year contract in return for releasing a space for Briatore's favourite homeless driver. If Renault get their act together, I can see Alonso returning the year after. Either way, he isn't going to be winning a title this year.