The Weekly Grapevine
This week, the rumour mill keeps turning, and the future of the US GP at Indy
The rumour mill keeps turning
Rumours in Canada suggested that a German-speaking driver held the key to the driver market - and, intriguingly, that driver was not Michael Schumacher, who it seems, is set to remain at Ferrari for another two years. Until end-2008, that is.
That, of course, implies that Kimi Raikkonen will head for Renault, where Flavio Briatore will welcome the current McLaren driver with open arms regardless of price. A powerful aphrodisiac, revenge...
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