By Adam Leveridge
Ferrari have said that they are expecting Giancarlo Fisichella to perform well and to consistently deliver valuable championship points while the Italian squad try to hold on to third place in the constructors championship over McLaren.
Force India confirmed that they had released Fisichella from his contract earlier this afternoon, so the Italian driver could move to Ferrari as a replacement for Luca Badoer, who temporarily stepped in, in place of the injured Felipe Massa.
In a statement, Ferrari said: 'Giancarlo has shown, throughout his long career, that he is fast and competitive and we are therefore proud to be able to run an Italian driver in our home race.
'We wish to thank Luca Badoer for the team spirit he demonstrated in these circumstances: it is a shame he was unable to show his true worth in these last two races, tackled under conditions which anyone would have found difficult.'
Ferrari have said that they are expecting Giancarlo Fisichella to perform well and to consistently deliver valuable championship points while the Italian squad try to hold on to third place in the constructors championship over McLaren.
Force India confirmed that they had released Fisichella from his contract earlier this afternoon, so the Italian driver could move to Ferrari as a replacement for Luca Badoer, who temporarily stepped in, in place of the injured Felipe Massa.
In a statement, Ferrari said: 'Giancarlo has shown, throughout his long career, that he is fast and competitive and we are therefore proud to be able to run an Italian driver in our home race.
'We wish to thank Luca Badoer for the team spirit he demonstrated in these circumstances: it is a shame he was unable to show his true worth in these last two races, tackled under conditions which anyone would have found difficult.'
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