Lotus F1 Team have confirmed that the 2014 GP2 champion, and the team's current test driver, Jolyon Palmer will race for the team during the 2016 F1 season, alongside Pastor Maldonado.
17 million pounds was what he got in 2009. Mutually knowing his stock has dropped since leaving F1 Any idea what he and Ferrari settled on in '14 and '15?SilverArrow10 wrote:Raikkonen to retire, no one else can afford his salary and haven't already got the drivers they need, and he has already said Ferrari will be his last team
Plus Raikkonnen will never drive for a second class team.SilverArrow10 wrote:Raikkonen to retire, no one else can afford his salary and haven't already got the drivers they need, and he has already said Ferrari will be his last team
I think Felipe will replace Felipe in 2017joseff wrote:As much as I like Hulk, I somewhat wish Williams would take Nasr back for 2016
26 million according to the internet, but you know what that can be like, its very steep.PlatinumZealot wrote:17 million pounds was what he got in 2009. Mutually knowing his stock has dropped since leaving F1 Any idea what he and Ferrari settled on in '14 and '15?SilverArrow10 wrote:Raikkonen to retire, no one else can afford his salary and haven't already got the drivers they need, and he has already said Ferrari will be his last team
Massa to Sauber? No way.SilverArrow10 wrote:I think Felipe will replace Felipe in 2017joseff wrote:As much as I like Hulk, I somewhat wish Williams would take Nasr back for 2016
No Massa to retire....McMrocks wrote:Massa to Sauber? No way.SilverArrow10 wrote:I think Felipe will replace Felipe in 2017joseff wrote:As much as I like Hulk, I somewhat wish Williams would take Nasr back for 2016
Basically more than Vettel was getting at RedBull, A few millions short of Alonso. 14 million more than Button. How distressing.SilverArrow10 wrote:26 million according to the internet, but you know what that can be like, its very steep.PlatinumZealot wrote:17 million pounds was what he got in 2009. Mutually knowing his stock has dropped since leaving F1 Any idea what he and Ferrari settled on in '14 and '15?SilverArrow10 wrote:Raikkonen to retire, no one else can afford his salary and haven't already got the drivers they need, and he has already said Ferrari will be his last team
I was hoping Nasr would replace Bottas, so Williams would have Filipe and Filipe...efuloni wrote:If Nasr keeps doing well, I think that he has an almost certain place in Williams for 2017, replacing Felipe. But he still has a long way to go and many things can happen. He can go bad and get no place at all, or he can go fine enough to find a place in a better team.
What about Rosberg? He was in the sport before Hamilton...Manoah2u wrote:
2017: Exit Button, Raikkonen & Alonso. I can see Massa doing a barrichello-career, unfortunately.
So in 2017 itll be Hamilton & Massa being the oldest/most experienced f1 guys on the grid, with Lewis having a couple of years to go still.
young enough to still have quite a couple of years to go. i just mentioned the ones approaching or being in an age that in modern F1 generally the 'natural' end of things. Schumacher in modern F1 being the 'much' oldest is rather an exception than rule. And look what happened there.adrianjordan wrote:What about Rosberg? He was in the sport before Hamilton...Manoah2u wrote:
2017: Exit Button, Raikkonen & Alonso. I can see Massa doing a barrichello-career, unfortunately.
So in 2017 itll be Hamilton & Massa being the oldest/most experienced f1 guys on the grid, with Lewis having a couple of years to go still.
