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Even without the prospect of Fernando Alonso at the wheel, the Spanish bank Santander's 2010 switch from McLaren to Ferrari is still on track, a Spanish newspaper insists.
Diario Sport reports that Banco Santander is now confirming that, at the end of a three year contract with McLaren next year, the company does not intend to exercise an option to renew for a further two years.
'Sport' explained that while Santander was keen to spearhead its Ferrari association with Alonso in a Maranello built car, this element has not proved a deal breaker.
photo:McLaren
Even without the prospect of Fernando Alonso at the wheel, the Spanish bank Santander's 2010 switch from McLaren to Ferrari is still on track, a Spanish newspaper insists.
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| Santander: From McLaren to Ferrari? |
Diario Sport reports that Banco Santander is now confirming that, at the end of a three year contract with McLaren next year, the company does not intend to exercise an option to renew for a further two years.
'Sport' explained that while Santander was keen to spearhead its Ferrari association with Alonso in a Maranello built car, this element has not proved a deal breaker.
photo:McLaren