MotoGP Champ Rossi admits 2011 F1 switch 'could happen'
July 6, 2009 4:18 PM
Filed Under: F1, Ferrari, MotorCycle
Despite deciding against the move several years ago, and dismissing subsequent speculation, Valentino Rossi has now admitted moving to formula one with Ferrari "could happen" in 2011.
That is when the flamboyant multiple MotoGP champion's Yamaha contract will be expired.
"Yes, I am quite happy to talk about it," Rossi, 30, told the Daily Star Sunday while in Leguna Seca for the US MotoGP round.
"It could happen in 2011," he added. "Why not?"
It is believed the current rumours are related to Ferrari's considerations about perhaps running three cars in formula one in the near future.
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more people will talk about Rossi than Vettel, more people, especially Italians will watch F1 to see how Rossi is doing, this will bring more money to Ferrari from sponsors.
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