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**anatmob** · 09-20-2009, 06:17 PM

Why does everyone assume that Barichello is leaving Brawn? I think the most likely driver pairing for Brawn in 2010 is Button and Barichello, they seem to work extremely well together. Sure, Rubens may not have many more years in him but it's going blindingly well just now so any team boss would be a fool not to give him another year.

I agree but the driver market is wide open this year, Rosberg and possibly Kimi are up for grabs and BMW's demise means Kubica and Heidfeld are also looking. Next year many of the best guys on the market would have been snapped up so this is the ideal time to get someone young and fast.

As for Williams, I hear they've been busy recruiting staff recently and ditching free Toyota engines means they'll have to pay for someone elses engine whether its Renault or whoever. Seems like they've come into some cash recently, would love to know where from....

09-20-2009, 06:17 PM	#34
anatmob Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 598 Senior Member	Why does everyone assume that Barichello is leaving Brawn? I think the most likely driver pairing for Brawn in 2010 is Button and Barichello, they seem to work extremely well together. Sure, Rubens may not have many more years in him but it's going blindingly well just now so any team boss would be a fool not to give him another year. I agree but the driver market is wide open this year, Rosberg and possibly Kimi are up for grabs and BMW's demise means Kubica and Heidfeld are also looking. Next year many of the best guys on the market would have been snapped up so this is the ideal time to get someone young and fast. As for Williams, I hear they've been busy recruiting staff recently and ditching free Toyota engines means they'll have to pay for someone elses engine whether its Renault or whoever. Seems like they've come into some cash recently, would love to know where from....
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