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al4x wrote:do 'whop ever is going to own/owns renault' still have a second seat?Yes, Enstone F1 only has a single confirmed driver.



cap-dude wrote:Pete's already he said he's fielding a newbie too.
Anyways, driver line-ups
Sauber
Possibly Nick Heidfeld and Giancarlo Fisichella
cap-dude wrote: and Di Grassi is good line-up. Yet people complain about Kovy and Truili for LotusWE ARE VR TROOOOPEEERS
Interesting that Di Grassi and Glock battled for the 2007 GP2 crown, and now they're team-mates

Campos still in talks with de la RosaIt would be smart to bring him in if possible, 2 new guys is risky enough for an established team, let alone one with no F1 experience.
By Pablo Elizalde Tuesday, December 15th 2009, 10:15 GMT
Pedro de la RosaCampos team president Jose Ramon Carabante says the Spanish squad is still in talks with Pedro de la Rosa to fill the second seat for its debut season.
Although team boss Adrian Campos had said it would be almost impossible to bring de la Rosa because of the lack of Spanish backers, Carabante insisted the Spanish driver is still on its list.
He admitted, however, that signing de la Rosa would depend on finding the money to cover the budget without having to ask the veteran driver to bring sponsors with him.
"Talks with Pedro de la Rosa are not broken," Carabante told Onda Cero radio. "It would be a dream if he was our driver next season.
"As of today there's a chance that the seat left could go to a Spanish driver and, of course, for us the dream would be if it was Pedro de la Rosa. Talks with him have never been broken."
He added: "We would have Pedro for free if it was necessary, without him having to bring anything. With the budget covered, I can guarantee you that Adrian Campos's first option... is to bring Pedro because he's a person we love and we would be thrilled to have him in our team, but it depends a lot on the sponsors.
"As of today, Pedro is the only Spanish driver we are considering."
Carabante conceded that Venezuelan Pastor Maldonado and Russian Vitaly Petrov are still the most likely candidates to partner Bruno Senna at the team next year.
"There are other options with drivers backed by countries, like Pastor Maldonado, who has 20,000 companies who want to join, or Vitaly Petrov," he said.
"There is some other option, but our target is to sign the second driver before the end of the year and we hope to achieve that."
Carabante, whose team's car for 2010 will be built by Dallara, said Campos is aiming to build its own chassis in its Murcia base in the future.
He also revealed the team is in talks with Ferrari over an engine deal for 2011.
"Our intention is to have Ferrari engines after a year with Cosworth. It's all progressing well," he said.
cap-dude wrote:SauberOne of those two would be a definite i reckon, possibly if Nick ended up staying they wouldn't bother with Fisi and get a youngster in, maybe Kobayashi or even a relative unknown like Parente.
Possibly Nick Heidfeld and Giancarlo Fisichella
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