By our reckoning, 10 drivers still have some kind of chance to grab one of the remaining F1 seats on the grid for next year. Here's our detailed look at those drivers and what their possibilities are.
While there has been no official word from the team, recent comments made by Haas boss Guenther Steiner suggest Mick Schumacher’s days at the team may be numbered.
But since the Canadian Grand Prix, it has been Schumacher who has been outperforming Magnussen and while that has not translated into points, it has boosted his reputation. That helped him to move up the pecking order when it comes to that Williams seat and should De Vries opt for AlphaTauri, there is every chance the Grove-based team will put their faith in the 21-year-old.for Williams due to his American heritage and no doubt the higher-ups at Williams will be interested in that side of things.
Giovinazzi’s time in Formula 1 was by no means a failure, scoring 14 points in his first season with Alfa, but he also did not set the world on fire. He would represent something of a safe choice for Haas and at the age of 28, there is plenty left in the tank.If Haas are looking to go down the experience route, they need look no further than Nico Hulkenberg.
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