The more Merc actually denies the rumours, the more I'm beginning to think there maybe some merit to them.....
Credit to Palmer. His video was a great example of good awareness during the start of a race.
The more Merc actually denies the rumours, the more I'm beginning to think there maybe some merit to them.....
Kvyat-Wonderboy swap for Spain and beyond is one of the options considered by Red Bull:
http://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/r...rstappen-kvyat-as-early-as-spanish-gp-733475/
Can I will this into existence? I feel like I could.
http://www.f1today.net/nl/nieuws/f1...rvangt-kvyat-vanaf-spanje-bij-red-bull-racing
F1Today claims it's a done deal.
Kvyat-Wonderboy swap for Spain and beyond is one of the options considered by Red Bull:
http://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/r...rstappen-kvyat-as-early-as-spanish-gp-733475/
I say: do it.
Andrew Benson ‏@andrewbensonf1 1m1 minute ago
I've heard this too. I'm told it is likely to happen. Can't be 100% sure yet, though
http://www.f1today.net/nl/nieuws/f1...rvangt-kvyat-vanaf-spanje-bij-red-bull-racing
F1Today claims it's a done deal.
That's crazy, an 18 year old in a top F1 team already.
Vettel is the one that knocks.Laughing my ass off if true. Poor Daniil.
That is a commercial contract between Ford and Schumacher for advertising, not for his drive, far as I can tell.
The guy is good, no doubt, but this opportunity at this point in time is more on Kvyat being a consistent disappointment than on Verstappen.
RBR basically pulled a McLaren and panicked when Vettel left in hiring Kvyat (from when McL bagged Perez). Almost think they would've been better getting someone a little more experienced IMO. Hell, even Vergne or possibly di Resta could've been better options, even in the shorter term.The guy is good, no doubt, but this opportunity at this point in time is more on Kvyat being a consistent disappointment than on Verstappen.
I feel bad for kvyat really, must be crazy pressure and he even beat Riccardo on points last year. Not much Redbull can do though really.
I doubt neither Mercedes nor Ferrari are too concerned about money at this point.Both Mercedes and Ferrari could offer a seat to Verstappen by next season. While this would seem out of character for both teams, if they wait he will only be much more expensive to sign if they can even get his signature. Red Bull surely wants to keep him and will offer him a seat this season or the next.
Both Mercedes and Ferrari could offer a seat to Verstappen by next season. While this would seem out of character for both teams, if they wait he will only be much more expensive to sign if they can even get his signature. Red Bull surely wants to keep him and will offer him a seat this season or the next.
Kvyat was promoted because of the circumstances and not really for his driving. He had some good races but still looks far from championship material like Ricciardo is.
I hope the switch happens just to see Kvyat finish higher than Verstappen in Spain. That would be so sweet.
Mercedes has their own stable of young drivers. Anyone can win in that car, so i doubt they'll throw the seat at verstappen. Rosberg could even win the title this year since they're so subtlety rigging lewis.
That's fucking hilarious. Vettel must be laughing his arse off.
RBR basically pulled a McLaren and panicked when Vettel left in hiring Kvyat (from when McL bagged Perez).
Almost think they would've been better getting someone a little more experienced IMO. Hell, even Vergne or possibly di Resta could've been better options, even in the shorter term.
Red Bull Racing will have a new driver line-up from the Spanish Grand Prix. Max Verstappen will be joining the team to drive alongside Daniel Ricciardo. Daniil Kvyat will continue to drive for Red Bull and will re-join sister team Scuderia Toro Rosso.
Christian Horner, Team Principal says, "Max has proven to be an outstanding young talent. His performance at Toro Rosso has been impressive so far and we are pleased to give him the opportunity to drive for Red Bull Racing.
"We are in the unique position to have all four drivers across Red Bull Racing and Toro Rosso under long term contracts with Red Bull, so we have the flexibility to move them between the two teams.
"Dany will be able to continue his development at Toro Rosso, in a team that he is familiar with, giving him the chance to regain his form and show his potential."
This is devilishly clever of them."We are in the unique position to have all four drivers across Red Bull Racing and Toro Rosso under long term contracts with Red Bull, so we have the flexibility to move them between the two teams."