Sagan and Rodriguez visit the Ferrari factory with Alonso
Future team manager takes the riders for a spin



168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Peter Sagan and Joaquim Rodriguez put the disappointment of the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:world championships behind them on Mondayꦦ by spending a day at the Ferrari factory with Fernando Alo✤nso.
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The Spanish Formula One pilot invited them to Maranello during the Elite men's road race as he began to lay the foundations for his professional team. Following the collapse of talks with the Euskaltel-Euskadi team, Alonso has said his team will begin racing in 2015. He described Sagan as 'the best rider in the world' when speaking to Cyclingnews before the start of the road race on Sunday.
During the visit to the Ferrari factory,𝓰 Sagan and Rodriguez saw where the Ferrari sports cars are built, visited the Formula 1 workshop, the Ferrari museum and even did several laps in a Ferrari F12 Berlinetta with Alonso.
“It was a great day. To get to know Fernando and then to come here to Maranello in the space of two days: I could never even have dreamed of something like that,” Sagan told Ferrari.com.
“He came to introduce himself and then he in𒅌vited me to see where the Ferraris are built," said Sagan. "For someone like me, who is almost more of a fan of cars than bikes, it was incredible to be able to visit the factory and the museum!”
Rodriguez was in tears after missing out of the world title in Florence on Sunday to Rui Costa, but seemed happier after a lap of the track in a Ferrari with Alonso🧸.
“I am from Barcelona and my house is just a few kilometres from Montmelò: you can hear the sound of the engines when they are on the track and, once, I went to the circuit for the Spanish Grand Prix. I had the chance to meet him there and he was veඣry kind to me," Rodriguez said.
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"In Florence he ꧑told me that I could join him in Maranello to go and visit the factory together with him before he left for Korea and I certainly wasn’t going to miss that chaꦦnce: that was a fantastic gift from him. I enjoyed driving the F12 but it was even more amazing to do it with him at the wheel."

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