Honda reportedly has offered a "name-your-price" offer for the services of Fernando Alonso.
The Telegraph reports Ross Brawn and Nick Fry made the offer in hopes of paring the double world champion up alongside Jenson Button from 2009.
Many believe Ferrari have secured Alonso's services for 2010, but the newspaper reports Honda are not looking at a temporary solution, but rather are trying to convince the Spaniard the Japanese team is the better lace to be.
Part of that strategy is the presence of Brawn, a proven winner, combined with the new regulations set to take hold in 2009.
Plus, BMW Sauber's KERS woes, Toyota questions Glock's trackside treatment, Michelin to supply A1GP, and Vettel leads first day of testing at Jerez.
The Telegraph reports Ross Brawn and Nick Fry made the offer in hopes of paring the double world champion up alongside Jenson Button from 2009.
Many believe Ferrari have secured Alonso's services for 2010, but the newspaper reports Honda are not looking at a temporary solution, but rather are trying to convince the Spaniard the Japanese team is the better lace to be.
Part of that strategy is the presence of Brawn, a proven winner, combined with the new regulations set to take hold in 2009.
Plus, BMW Sauber's KERS woes, Toyota questions Glock's trackside treatment, Michelin to supply A1GP, and Vettel leads first day of testing at Jerez.
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