The Ferrari driver has been invited to enjoy the 12.9 kilometre mountain individual time trial between San Vigilio di Marebbe and Plan de Corones.
The 28-year-old will “enjoy the Giro on the crucial final moments of the stage”, the organisers confirmed.
Alonso confirmed last year he would like to set up a professional cycling team, perhaps with a project involving top Spanish rider and friend Alberto Contador.
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Raikkonen wears James Hunt helmet in Monaco(0)Kimi Raikkonen is paying tribute to one of his heroes this weekend at Monaco. During Thursday practice for this weekend’s blue-riband event, onlookers were surprised to see the late James Hunt apparently at the wheel of a 2012 black and gold Lotus. In fact, it was Finn Raikkonen wearing 1976 world champion Hunt’s iconic black |
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Vergne wearing Indy 500 rookie Alesi’s helmet(0)Jean-Eric Vergne will race formula one veteran Jean Alesi’s helmet design this weekend in Monaco. It is Vergne’s tribute to his French countryman as former Ferrari and Sauber driver Alesi, 47, this weekend becomes the youngest ever rookie in the Indy 500. Vergne, 22, had planned to watch Alesi from Indianapolis’ fabled stands, “but then |
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Raikkonen asks Lotus for rally Finland permission(0)Kimi Raikkonen has revealed he would like to contest August’s rally of Finland. F1′s 2007 world champion returned from world rallying to grand prix racing this year. “Of course I wanted to do better. But I’m not finished. I want to go back, whether for my career or after I don’t know,” the 32-year-old told |
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Perez rules out Ferrari switch in 2012(0)Sergio Perez has ruled out switching to Ferrari this season to replace Felipe Massa. It is suggested the famous Italian team is growing increasingly impatient with struggling Brazilian Massa’s poor form. “I think all this hype about a possible switch is massively blown up by the media,” Perez told F1′s official website. “Should that situation |
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Mixed feelings as Perez returns to crash scene(0)Sergio Perez admitted to mixed feelings on Wednesday as he returned to Monaco. The last time he was in the Principality to race – for his debut grand prix in the fabled Principality – he was hauled away in an ambulance, having been knocked unconscious in a huge qualifying crash. “To me it’s unbelievable to |
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