Planeta Motor: “Fernando Alonso se desinfla en Mónaco”

Jordi Gil y Martini presentan un nuevo programa de ‘PLANETA DEPORTE RADIO’ junto a los analistas habituales: Alejandra Llambés, Albert Gil, Patricia López y Alejandro Cerdà. Para más información polideportiva: http://www.planetadeporte.net Planeta Motor: “Fernando Alonso se desinfla en Mónaco” · Gran Premio de Mónaco · Fernando Alonso acabó séptimo · ¿Debe mantenerse el GP de Mónaco a pesar de su escaso interés deportivo? · Takanobu Ito, presidente de Honda ha hecho oficial la vuelta de la marca japonesa a la Fórmula 1 a partir de 2015. Lo hará como proveedor de motores y ERS (Energy Recovery Systems) de la escudería McLaren. Honda dejó la Fórmula 1 a finales de 2008 en medio de la gran crisis global, entregando entonces el equipo a su director Ross Brawn.

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