WHO GOES WHERE 2017

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On a day which sees Sauber, Williams and Mercedes all confirm their 2017 line-ups, the grid is finally falling into place.
DriverNatTeamComment
HamiltonGBRMercedes AMG Petronas F1 TeamConfirmed
BottasFINMercedes AMG Petronas F1 TeamConfirmed
RicciardoAUSRed Bull RacingConfirmed
VerstappenNEDRed Bull RacingConfirmed
VettelGERScuderia FerrariConfirmed
RaikkonenFINScuderia FerrariConfirmed
PerezMESahara Force India F1 TeamConfirmed
OconFRASahara Force India F1 TeamConfirmed
MassaBRZWilliams Martini RacingConfirmed
StrollCANWilliams Martini RacingConfirmed
AlonsoESPMcLaren HondaConfirmed
VandoorneBELMcLaren HondaConfirmed
SainzESPScuderia Toro RossoConfirmed
KvyatRUSScuderia Toro RossoConfirmed
GrosjeanFRAHaas F1 TeamConfirmed
MagnussenDENHaas F1 TeamConfirmed
HulkenbergGERRenault Sport Formula One TeamConfirmed
PalmerGBRRenault Sport Formula One TeamConfirmed
EricssonSWESauber F1 TeamConfirmed
WehrleinGERSauber F1 TeamConfirmed
Manor Racing Team
Manor Racing Team
Whether manor will make it to the grid or not will have to depend on sponsors. The blame is squarely on Bernie. Thanks Bernie. Keep it up.

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Vinmunken said…
Time for Barcelona race now ! Alonso will win in Spain.
May 13, 2017 at 5:50 PM
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