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Since F1 has set up is "F1 Fan Voice" survey website, obviously for marketing purposes, I want to discuss certain questions that they raise in their polls because sometimes closed answered questions don't always give out the full perspective on things and can be biased if the right answer options aren't given. Let's us start of with the question of the whether Renault will be title contenders next season.
This idea has been suggested numerous times, particularly by the major manufactured teams who are the top, which is a strong indication as to why they want it. But first, let us go over the strengths and weaknesses behind this idea and then I'll suggest what I genuinely believe is better for Formula 1.
I predicted correctly that Pierre Gasly would go to Red Bull to replace Daniel Ricciardo at Red Bull and that Carlos Sainz would go to McLaren instead. However, I assumed that either Fernando Alonso or Stoffel Vandoorne would remain, leaning more towards the Belgium keeping his seat and the Spaniard going of to Indy Car. I did not see that Lando Norris would be a serious contender for that seat! Let’s run team by team that have seats and asses their options and who’ll be likely to go there.
With Daniel Ricciardo leaving Red Bull for Renault Sports F1, the next big this is, who's going to fill his shoes and take that second seat at Red Bull.
Daniel Ricciardo has announced that he'll be leaving Red Bull Racing at the end of the season to jump ship to Renault Sport F1, which is to everyone's surprise. Although I personally predicted that he was going to stay at Red Bull Racing to partner up with Honda next season, I'm not all to surprised he's leaving for Renault Sport F1.
So, the Monaco Grand Prix has just gone by in a flash, had it has left some moments that we will remember for the rest of the season, we could even remember it in years to come. For me though; Formula 1 has shown to the public how it has been affected poorly by the modern mentality of drivers and the sport.
Mark Webber will be leaving Red Bull at the end of the 2013 season. No! I am ever so sad because he is my hero, but nevertheless we must move onto the current question arousing in Formula 1 at the moment and that is who will replace him. There are numerous drivers who it can be really but I’ve narrowed it down to 3 who I think are realistically in for a shout of the seat.
The pictures a hint to whom I think is the best rookie this season, but the rest of the youngsters are performing very well in Formula 1.
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