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F1 Drivers / Re: 2025 driver line up.
« Last post by John S on Today at 12:33:00 PM »
Some of that list a bit puzzling to me Andy.

I'd say Bottas will be back in Merc for 25 and Antonelli will be with Alex at Williams.
Valtteri will only get a one year deal, with Merc side retaining option for 2, warming the seat for K Antonelli to step up in 26 - if he delivers at Williams.

Haas pairing will be Zhou Guanyu & Ollie Bearman.
Chinese sponsors and strategic things for Gene Haas other business interests will probably swing this. Ollie obviously is a Ferrari favour.

Leaving Ocon & Gasly at Alpine as they've got no where else to go.

Only unresolved issue is Perez seat, will it be better to bring Carlos in ahead of big changes in 26?
Checo getting a bit long in tooth for new 26 regs. Maybe better to get Sainz acclimatised in 25.  :DntKnw:
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F1 Drivers / 2025 driver line up.
« Last post by Andy B on May 14, 2024, 10:15:21 PM »
A prediction on Planet F1 shows the list below which could be very close with four teams sorted and some drivers under contract I wondered if you agree?


Red Bull: Max Verstappen / Sergio Perez
Ferrari: Charles Leclerc / Lewis Hamilton
McLaren: Lando Norris / Oscar Piastri

Mercedes: George Russell / Kimi Antonelli
Aston Martin: Fernando Alonso / Lance Stroll
RB: Yuki Tsunoda / Liam Lawson
Haas: Esteban Ocon / Oliver Bearman
Alpine: Pierre Gasly / Jack Doohan
Williams: Alex Albon / Valtteri Bottas
Sauber: Nico Hulkenberg / Carlos Sainz
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F1 History / Re: Best looking F1 cars
« Last post by Dare on May 11, 2024, 09:24:35 PM »
I always liked the Tom Pryce Shadow


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F1 History / Re: Best looking F1 cars
« Last post by Dare on May 11, 2024, 09:07:02 PM »
I'm so old I can remember when snakes had legs.

They still do. But now we call them politicians
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I heard the owner of the Chicago Cubs being interviewed several years ago. When he was asked why a beer costs so much at Wrigley Field, he answered "Because a starting pitcher costs so much."
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F1 History / Re: Best looking F1 cars
« Last post by cosworth151 on May 11, 2024, 07:56:40 PM »
I'm so old I can remember when snakes had legs.
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F1 History / Re: Gilles and Didlier
« Last post by cosworth151 on May 11, 2024, 07:47:45 PM »
Back in the 60's and earlier, there was no pit lane. The pits were at the side of the track with no barriers of any kind between the pit crews and the full speed race cars.

Here's the pits at Sebring in 1961. I don't think those hay bails would have stopped an out of control race car.
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F1 History / Re: Gilles and Didlier
« Last post by Dare on May 10, 2024, 09:32:58 PM »
Yeah there used be no speed limit in the pits
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Food and drink at ball games. Someone has to pay for their ridiculous salaries
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Or popcorn and a Coke at the movies. >:D
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