ALONSO HOPES TO END CAREER AT FERRARI

"I really think that Ferrari will be my last team, because leaving Ferrari to change teams is always a step backwards," he said.
"It has to be a step backwards because Ferrari is more than just a team and I want to finish my career there.
It is for three years for now, then with some options to continue, so hopefully I can continue as long as they want and I can finish my career here with a lot of wins," said Alonso.

ALONSO TO RAPLACE RAIKKONNEN AT FERRARI IN 2010

“We are very proud to welcome to our team another winning driver, who has demonstrated his amazing talent by winning two world championships in his career to date,” said Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali.

“Of course, we wish to thank Kimi for everything he has done during his time with Ferrari: in his first year with us, he managed to win the drivers’ title, thus making his contribution to Ferrari’s history and he played a vital role in our taking of the constructors’ title in 2007 and 2008.

“Even during a difficult season like this one, he has demonstrated his great talent, with several good results, including a great win in Spa and we are sure that we can share more good times together in the final three races of this season.”
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ALONSO ATTENDS PARIS HEARING

Former world champion Fernando Alonso has turned up for the FIA's World Motor Sport Council hearing into race-fixing allegations that helped him win last year's Singapore Grand Prix.