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| quote: Originally posted by 220-9er:
Bottas would be my pick.
He's a level headed, experiences and fast guy that would be very helpful to a new team on a steep learning curve.
I'm a Bottas fan, so I'd love to see him back on the grid. Saw someone elsewhere mention that Sainz and/or Alonso could be an option as well.
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| Sainz or Ocon would be worth considering, and I don’t think Ricciardo is done either.
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| Another dark horse, depending on how he does this year, is Bearman. He's supported by Ferrari and they're supplying the engine/drivetrain components until Cadillac is able to develop their own.
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| ^ Fair point & puts some logic to a rookie/experienced combo. Experienced driver to help develop the car & get experience for the rookie in hopes they're competitive as the car improves
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| quote: Originally posted by Ripley:
I don't understand the speculation about Herta. He came into IndyCar looking like a world beater and has mostly not impressed at all. Maybe he's matured, we'll see this year, but I hope that Cadillac isn't banking on him to make a real impact. This is a huge commitment from Cadillac/GM on a huge stage.
I don't follow Indy, so can't comment on him, just recall him being a leading name for one of the seats when it was still being referred to as Andretti F1
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