Sergey Sirotkin has shown promise in his junior career so far but a move to F1 with Sauber in 2014 may be too much too soon for the 17-year-old.
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Frijns wins Formula Renault 3.5 title at first attempt
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Posted onRobin Frijns clinched the Formula Renault 3.5 title – and a chance to test for Red Bull – after a controversial final race at the Circuit de Catalunya.
One To Watch: Antonio Felix da Costa
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Posted onPortugal hasn’t had an F1 driver since Tiago Monteiro six years ago. Formula Renault 3.5 and GP3 star Antonio Felix da Costa could be the man to change that.
One To Watch: Jules Bianchi
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Posted onJules Bianchi captured the F3 Euroseries on home ground in Dijon today. Now halfway along the ART production line, a future stint in GP2 and thereafter Formula 1 looks increasingly likely for Bianchi.
One To Watch: Jaime Alguersuari
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Posted onJaime Alguersuari looks to have the talent, the backing and the connections to become the next Spanish driver in Formula 1.
One To Watch: Sebastien Buemi
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Posted onSebastien Buemi will drive for Toro Rosso during their three-day test in September as the team decide whether to give him an F1 seat for 2009.
One To Watch: Bruno Senna
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Posted onBruno Senna is one of the names being linked with the vacant seat at Toro Rosso next year as current driver Sebastian Vettel moves up to the Red Bull team.
One to watch: Marko Asmer
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Posted onEstonian Marko Asmer, who will test for BMW in Jerez this week, won the British Formula Three championship this year by a commanding margin.
One to watch: Karun Chandhok
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Posted onWith exquisite timing, India’s Karun Chandhok won his first GP2 race on Sunday just as an Indian has bought out the Spyker team and an Indian Grand Prix is arranged for 2010.
One to watch: Kazuki Nakajima
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Posted onKazuki Nakajima has forged close connections with Toyota – arch-rival of Honda, who his father was connected with in F1 in the eighties.
One to watch: Javier Villa
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Posted onThe news that Spanish businessman Alejandro Agag is considering investing in Super Aguri could be very timely for young Spanish racing drivers like Javier Villa.
One To Watch: Nico Hulkenberg
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Posted onA new generation of German drivers are following in Schumacher’s footsteps. Nico Hulkenberg is next in line to follow them.
Marco Andretti (Meet the rookies)
Posted onWith a surname like Andretti, how can he fail? This kid’s got to end up in F1 sooner or later. Whether he’ll sink like father Michael, or swim to the title like grandfather Mario, is the big, big question. It’s big, because it could also be the key to unlocking F1 popularity in the States.
One to watch: Romain Grosjean
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Posted onCould Romain Grosjean be the next top French F1 driver? No, because he’s Swiss. But he does race under a French licence, so maybe he’ll get away with it.
One to watch: Lucas di Grassi
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Posted onAyrton Senna, Rubens Barrichello, Felipe Massa… could Lucas di Grassi be the next Sao Paulo native to make it into Formula 1?