McLaren are reportedly so "p***ed off" with Fernando Alonso that they have told him he can leave if he wants to.
Alonso and his team-mate Lewis Hamilton suffered a complete breakdown of their relationship in Hungary this past weekend after Alonso illegally held Hamilton up in qualifying, preventing the rookie from getting pole position.
However, that only happened after Hamilton first disobeyed team orders telling him to let Alonso passed at the start of the third and final qualifying segment.
The result was that neither team-mate was talking to the other after Sunday's grand prix, which was won by Hamilton.
And now, according to The Times, McLaren are ready to say goodbye to Alonso at the end of the season.
'Fernando Alonso has been informed by Ron Dennis, the McLaren Mercedes team principal, that he can leave at the end of this season,' the newspaper reported.
"My understanding is that he's been told he can go because they're so fed up with him," a 'well-placed source' said.
"Ron is just very p***ed off with both of them."
As for where Alonso will go, The Times speculates that it could be to either Ferrari, at the expense of Felipe Massa, back to Renault, he would probably replace Giancarlo Fisichella, or even to BMW.
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