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I can't understand Alonso staying at McLaren. He must be so pissed off being passed by pretty much everything on the circuit. I wouldn't be at all surprised if he makes a move. You're right when you say McLaren doesn't need to pay for Alonso, I've never worked out how, when they knew they would be shite, they didn't sign up two rookies and trouser the cash. And yup, how Big Ron keeps his job is beyond me, too. But I disagree with you about JEV, I reckon would be a good choice for Renault.
TBH, I think the only reason Malfunctionado is in F1 is because of the sponsorship money. True, he might have won a race, but let's not forget the circumstances, and he's never been anywhere near the front since.
Winter testing will be interesting. Anyone know the programme? I'm guessing it'll be Spain as per usual.
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Hmmmmm.
Big Ron admits to falling out with TAG Heuer -
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/122135
And £70 million is peanuts for a company like Renault. It's success on the track that counts. The point I was making was that if a dream team like Alonso and Hamilton became available they'd drop their current drivers in a shot. The £70 million can be made up in prize money winning races and doing well in the constructors championship.
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JEV is 7th out of 35 in the Formula E table. I wouldn't call him 'slightly crap'. Although it's true I did once comment that FE is where all old F1 drivers go to die.
If Ghosn himself has said it'll take three years to get to the top, then he's got a choice of cash or cheap drivers. But if that's the case we have to ask whether Crashtor is likely to want to stay in a team which, if Ghosn's predictions are true, could be like Honda was this year. He also has to ask himself if he wants to employ the driver with the worst reputation for crashing cars and picking up penalty points in the sport, rather than a Frenchman.
Jury's still out for me.
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Malfunctionado penalty points in 2014 - 4. Penalty points in 2015 - 8. A 100% increase.
Doesn't look much like an improving driver to me in that respect. Let's face it - without the money he'd be out of F1 tomorrow.
I might just have a grand spare though...........