Fernando Alonso

“I fell in love with Greece”, Formula-One super star Fernando Alonso told “Proto Thema” journalist Frixos Drakontidis in an exclusive interview from Mykonos, where the two-times F-1 champion spent time to recharge his batteries and mull over his future in the sport.

Alonso with Proto Thema reporter Frixos Drakontidis 

The F1 World Champion Fernando Alonso spent a week in Mykonos along with his stunning Italian companion and opened the door of his villa only to the “Proto Thema”.

The Spaniard Fernando Alonso rested during his vacations at the “Agios Lazaros Resort”, with its eleven luxury villas and nine heated pools overlooking the magnificent sunset in Delos.

The 23-year-old Russian super-model Viki Odintcova is known for three things:

She is hot as Hell,

She and Formula1 pilot Fernando Alonso had “something” going on,

And she likes…hanging from skyscrapers!…

Fernando Alonso on March 26 muddied the waters still further about his mysterious crash in testing when he said he remembers every detail but that the cause remains unknown.
      
The two-time world champion said a freak steering lock-up caused him to crash his McLaren in Barcelona in February, and that he only lost his memory when given medication afterwards.
      

Fernando Alonso's mysterious crash has put McLaren on the back foot before the Formula One season has even started in what threatens to be another tough year for the team.
      
Speculation over the accident during testing is increasing rather than abating as Alonso prepares to sit out this week's season-opener in Australia on medical advice.
     

The disclosure of leaked HSBC confidential documents that reveal how the Swiss bank was helping its wealthy clients, including several Greeks, to conceal millions of their assets, has caused global uproar during the last 24 hours.

McLaren's racing director Eric Boullier has warned any more setbacks in the Woking-based team's pre-season testing schedule will be reflected in their performance once the campaign gets underway.
      

McLaren unveiled their new car, the MP4-30, which will be piloted by former world champions Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button in 2015, in an online presentation on Jan. 29.
      
The British marque will be running Honda engines for the first time since 1992 and they hope that Alonso and Button will help them end two years in the Formula One wilderness.
      

Sebastian Vettel admitted he hopes to emulate his "greatest idol" and fellow German Michael Schumacher after being announced as a Ferrari driver for next season on Nov. 20.
      
Ferrari confirmed that the four-time world champion will join up with Kimi Raikkonen at the Italian Formula One giants on a three-year deal from 2015.
      

MONTE CARLO - Serbia's top-ranking male tennis player Novak Djokovic has taken part in the traditional football match in Monte Carlo, a charity event for children around the world that involves sport stars and Formula 1 drivers.

He reiterated his appeal for aid for Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia, which have been hit by unprecedented floods.