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Scuderia Toro Rosso has announced that Carlos Sainz will join the team with immediate effect. It means that our driver line-up for the 2015 season is now established as Max Verstappen and Carlo Sainz.
Wasn't it said Newey will still 100% design RB11?SectorOne wrote:This is a golden ticket for Mercedes,
- Red Bull lost Vettel and will lose Newey from his current position, addition of a somewhat inexperienced driver that was the 2nd best STR driver.
Yeah, he'll probably be sitting in a Ferrari - two birds with one stoneGaz. wrote: A lot of Mercedes reliability issues should be ironed out too, especially any finger trouble.
You´re right, it means nothing...Jeffsvilleusa wrote:It may mean nothing at this point, but when Alonso started racing for Ferrari he said it would be the last team he would race for.
Interview from October 2009:
Q: You have already left Renault and come back. Do you think you will come back again?
FA: It is impossible to say impossible, but I really think that Ferrari will be my last team. Leaving Ferrari to change team is always a step backwards. Ferrari is more than a team, and I want to leave Formula One from there.
http://www.formula1.com/news/interviews ... 10023.html
F1Today.net has had sources reveal to them that Hamilton visited the Woking base three weeks ago to sign for the team starting from next season. The source said: "Lewis was in the Woking factory three weeks ago. He arrived by helicopter, had a conversation about two hours with the management and then left with a big smile on his face. He signed here, I can assure you. A seat fitting has not happened yet, but that will take place in the foreseeable future."
Which would throw everything wide open - Vettel to Mercedes? Alonso staying at Ferrari or retiring? Button to either of those two? Who knows....well the drivers and team managers probably do...WaikeCU wrote:http://www.f1today.net/en/news/hamilton ... n-for-2015
F1today reports that Mclaren have announced to F1Today.net that Lewis is returning to them for 2015. Not sure if BS, but it's out there.
F1Today.net has had sources reveal to them that Hamilton visited the Woking base three weeks ago to sign for the team starting from next season. The source said: "Lewis was in the Woking factory three weeks ago. He arrived by helicopter, had a conversation about two hours with the management and then left with a big smile on his face. He signed here, I can assure you. A seat fitting has not happened yet, but that will take place in the foreseeable future."
If Seb has already set a signature on a contract with Ferrari, then he might have mixed feelings right now. I doubt he was expecting an open spot at Mercedes tbh.adrianjordan wrote:Which would throw everything wide open - Vettel to Mercedes? Alonso staying at Ferrari or retiring? Button to either of those two? Who knows....well the drivers and team managers probably do...WaikeCU wrote:http://www.f1today.net/en/news/hamilton ... n-for-2015
F1today reports that Mclaren have announced to F1Today.net that Lewis is returning to them for 2015. Not sure if BS, but it's out there.
F1Today.net has had sources reveal to them that Hamilton visited the Woking base three weeks ago to sign for the team starting from next season. The source said: "Lewis was in the Woking factory three weeks ago. He arrived by helicopter, had a conversation about two hours with the management and then left with a big smile on his face. He signed here, I can assure you. A seat fitting has not happened yet, but that will take place in the foreseeable future."
