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So how much involvement does Ecclestone have in the day to day running of the F1 ...

...teams and more specifically Ferrari ?

 

 

 

Raikkonen's form a mystery to Ecclestone

Bernie doesn't know what to think... 05/10/08 00:22

 

Can you explain something to me?After Kimi Raikkonen admitted his 2008 title defence is now over, F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone has declared extreme "disappointment" with the current form of the reigning World Champion.

"With Kimi I am extremely disappointed," the 77-year-old billionaire admitted in interview with Germany's Welt am Sonntag newspaper, to be published on Sunday.

28-year-old Raikkonen, despite his sensational late dash to the drivers' crown a year ago, has struggled this season and is now a near-insurmountable 27 points behind the title lead with just three races to run.

Ecclestone said: "Kimi is such a fantastic driver. I thought he had lost his motivation, but then he signed for two more years with Ferrari. It is a mystery to me.

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Last year, Bernie Ecclestone tipped Raikkonen's Ferrari teammate Felipe Massa to take out the crown, praising the Brazilian as "stronger, faster and better than a lot of people think."

In 2008, with the 27-year-old now a true contender, the F1 supremo adds: "I have to admit that I have supported Felipe for a long time and helped him wherever I can."

"For so long he has been underestimated. Only recently was he in a position to show his true potential. He now has Kimi firmly within his grasp," Ecclestone said.

D.B. © CAPSIS International

Source: GMM

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he has always shown he likes ferrari but i dont know if he pokes his nose in with the FIA, but he has also shown fondness to other drivers who wern't in a ferrari. IMO he just loves the sport and is dissapointed in kimi's "defence" of his f1 crown

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So long as he can wollow in his cash he doesn't give a fook about the fans/ the actual racing/teams (except Ferrari).

did anyone see the F.I.A. president max mosley interview in bbc1 news? nice big model on his table of a F1 FERRARI! :slap:

 

dan.:D

So long as he can wollow in his cash he doesn't give a fook about the fans/ the actual racing/teams (except Ferrari).

 

Very true.

i love ferrari cars just not the gits who make/manage/drive/race them(except nigel mansell):tongue:

 

dan.:D

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