Ferrari's real troublemaker
As radio sarcasm stoked tales of Alonso's dissatisfaction, Ferrari was an intense place to be at Monza. But how much of the 'casino' was real? JONATHAN NOBLE finds the truth amid the mayhem
Monza may not have produced much to get excited about on track in 2013, but the drama that played out in the stretch of asphalt behind the pits more than made up for it.
Formula 1's annual silly season continued in overdrive up and down the paddock, even though Red Bull had withdrawn itself from that fun by announcing Daniel Ricciardo.
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