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The Scuderia Ferrari has dismissed as "speculation" the latest reports that Monza could be the scene of an announcement about Fernando Alonso's 2010 seat.
The Spanish newspaper Diario AS reported this week that September 11, the Friday of the Italian grand prix, may have been set aside to confirm the Spaniard alongside one of the Maranello team's existing drivers.
The report coincided with confirmation that, for the first time, the Italian marque's end-of-season 'World Finals' event in mid November is scheduled to take place in Spain.
But spokesman Luca Colajanni said: "We are not going to waste our time commenting on speculation.
"Everyone should remember that Massa and Raikkonen have contracts which include 2010," he told Italy's La Gazzetta dello Sport.
photo:Renault
The Scuderia Ferrari has dismissed as "speculation" the latest reports that Monza could be the scene of an announcement about Fernando Alonso's 2010 seat.
The Spanish newspaper Diario AS reported this week that September 11, the Friday of the Italian grand prix, may have been set aside to confirm the Spaniard alongside one of the Maranello team's existing drivers.
The report coincided with confirmation that, for the first time, the Italian marque's end-of-season 'World Finals' event in mid November is scheduled to take place in Spain.
But spokesman Luca Colajanni said: "We are not going to waste our time commenting on speculation.
"Everyone should remember that Massa and Raikkonen have contracts which include 2010," he told Italy's La Gazzetta dello Sport.
photo:Renault