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2010 Rumors in F1
Sunday, 11 October 2009
2010 Rumors in F1
There have been several rumors regarding next year in F1,  if Kimi goes to McLaren with Lewis, Heikki goes to RenaultF1, and Alonso and Massa gel at Scuderia Ferrari, these look to be the top 3 teams next year.  

Question is will BrawnGP and RedBullF1 remain strong contenders?  I think Brawn will have the most to overcome...as they will not have the advantage of a trick diffuser as they did in 2009.  My guess is RedBull will compete and Brawn will stuggle to stay in the top 5.

If  Hulkenberg is confirmed for 2010 he should do well.   He has Willi Weber as manager and could replace Rosberg at WilliamsF1.. 

Nakajima won't stay in Formula 1, he's pretty much already got a drive in Nascar next year. Who will be the second driver at Williams?  It could be Jarno.

It's always hard to judge how well a new team will do in their debut season - especially with four new teams coming in. I would hazard a guess that Lotus will be the most successful, with Manor being the least, but I won't have viable reasoning for that until I've seen the drivers line-ups and the cars for the season.

With 26 cars on the grid and just 8 points scoring places, there WILL be a team, perhaps two or three, that end the season on 0 points. I wonder how many of the 2010 teams will be back for 2011? Another factor to the 0 points mark, is that there seems to be a lower attrition rate in recent seasons than in the 90s or early 00s, say. So they'll be teams racing around for two hours and finishing 13 places off the points. It will be a challenging season for all the new teams, and an opportunity for Toro Rosso/Force India to prove they're not a straddling team.

Will be really interesting to see if the Cosworth Engine really does have 30BHP on the rest of the field and whether they can stop it grenading! If so I think my money will be on Lotus! its going to be an interesting start to the season! 

I think it's unlikely any of the new teams will be a major success next year, simply because they won't have the expertise in place, but Force India might produce a surprise. 

Toyota I think might vanish altogether. What success they've enjoyed has been by throwing money at it, which is an option they no longer have. Their drivers are skilled but not good enough to compete in average cars against the front-runners, so the parent company will probably finally pull the plug.

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KUBICA to RenaultF1
Tuesday, 06 October 2009
Looks like Polish driver, Robert Kubica will be racing for Renault F1 in 2010.
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Japanese GP Results
Saturday, 03 October 2009

Japanese Grand Prix Results

P Driver Team
1 Sebastian Vettel Red Bull
2 Jarno Trulli Toyota
3 Lewis Hamilton McLaren
4 Kimi Räikkönen Ferrari
5 Nico Rosberg Williams
6 Nick Heidfeld BMW
7 Rubens Barrichello Brawn
8 Jenson Button Brawn
9 Robert Kubica BMW
10 Fernando Alonso Renault
11 Heikki Kovalainen McLaren
12 Giancarlo Fisichella Force India
13 Adrian Sutil Force India
15 Kazuki Nakajima Williams
16 Romain Grosjean Renault
17 Mark Webber Red Bull
18 Alguersuari Jaime Toro Rosso
19 Sebastien Buemi Toro Rosso
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Fernando Alonso Joins Ferrari
Wednesday, 30 September 2009
Fernando Alonso to Ferrari: "Very happy and very proud " 

Maranello, 30 September 2009 - Fernando Alonso, just announced as the new official Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro driver, who will drive next to Felipe Massa as of the 2010 season, spoke to Ferrari.com: "I’m very happy and very proud to become a Ferrari driver. Driving a single-seater from the Prancing Horse is everybody’s dream in this sport and today I have the opportunity to make this dream come true. Above all I want to thank Ferrari Chairman Luca di Montezemolo, who really wanted this 3-year contract. We already had an agreement this summer starting in 2011, but then, the last days, the picture changed and we decided to anticipate my arrival in Maranello by one year.

The years at Renault were fantastic: together we won four World Titles (two Drivers’ and as many Constructors’ Championships) until this day, 21 Grands Prix. I wish the team all the best and let’s hope we gain some good results in the last races this year.

After this season I will put all my effort in the next season: I’m sure that, together with Felipe, we’ll offer Ferrari and the fans from all over the world some great satisfaction. I can’t wait to start working with my new team.”
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