Arrivals of Baku as a circuit,Haas as a team and Jolyon Palmer as a talent to admire will quicken the pulse when fresh season begins on 20 MarchThe man in the Brighton coffee shop had already had enough of the 2016 Formula One season, more than two months before the fortissimo sport starts again in Melbourne on 20 March. “It looks like the same mature stuff, and ” he grimaced over his steaming cortado,“money and politics.”My acquaintance was half-right. There is speculation Pastor Maldonado is about to lose his seat at Renault because of late payments from the Venezuelan’s sponsor, the national oil company PDVSA. The driver known as “Crashtor” could be out unless the £35m payment is not made PDQ and our mature McLaren friend Kevin Magnussen is on standby.
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Source: theguardian.com