Latest F1 gossip... Red Bull engines
It may now be the off-season but that hasn't stopped our F1 insider from bringing you fresh pitlane rumours.
This week's first update includes news on Red Bull's engine suppliers for 2010 - read more on this in the daily gossip column and post your thoughts and rumours in the boxes below.
Why do we have to have Eddie Jodan and D.C They just waffle on. get rid of them and save the BBc some money They don,t need the money
What do you think
Posted by: B Roberts | 16 November 2009 at 15:32
see what i mean stu ??
jenson was seen at woking rather than seen at brawns victory parade !!
Posted by: les from silverstone | 14 November 2009 at 11:25
Button will have to be content with £10m to 12m with Brawn next season as a developing Team they are still not particularly rich.
If Brawn had not taken Button on this year as a driver he would still be on £3m with
Force India or a testing pilot with Toyota ??
Posted by: Jameson | 14 November 2009 at 01:14
Vettel's all class. Teams right to back him not Webber.
Posted by: Pranav | 13 November 2009 at 14:01
possibly stu......
button, as world champion , can ask for ,and get @ 15...20 million a year......if brawn cannot match that then mclaren WILL.
money usually outranks loyalty in sport these days so...... it wouldnt suprise me one little bit if jenson was down in woking rather than on the brawn parade .....
Posted by: les from silverstone | 13 November 2009 at 08:10
Come on les, that's any easy one. Hamilton's so stage managed by McLaren he doesn't want to rock the boat and upset his teammate whoever that is which will probably be Kimi. And Button's been happy to talk about his future. He says he wants to stay at Brawn but his manager is looking for more dosh for him. Fair play, he's helped make Brawn rich.
Posted by: Stu Hutchins | 11 November 2009 at 15:33
stu....... why do you think both lewis or jenson dont want to talk about their future driving partners ??
Posted by: les from silverstone | 11 November 2009 at 14:53
les, you're talking gibberish. That's just talk from his manager. McLaren will sign Raikkonen or else keep on to Kovalainen even though he's rubbish. Button's a loyal guy and will stay where he is no question.
Posted by: Stu Hutchins | 10 November 2009 at 15:11
the grapevine expects jenson button to sign for mclaren !!
Posted by: les from silverstone | 10 November 2009 at 13:28
Where do I go to sign petition on keeping Belgium GP afterall it is a world class circuit be a shame to lose it?
Posted by: Angelz | 10 November 2009 at 11:20
Where was Jenson when Brawn attended their victory parade event? Seems strange he wasn't there. Any info guys?
Posted by: Angelz | 10 November 2009 at 11:17
What;s the rules on who supplies engines. Can Mercedes supply the whole lot in theory and who's is the best? I assume it's Mercedes since Brawn won...
Posted by: Chris Harris | 09 November 2009 at 15:47
If Raikonen goes to Mc Laren, he shouldn't be paid any more than Lewis Hamilton,they are both one time world champions.
The only difference is, Lewis Hamilton is the better driver.
He is more consistent,works harder than Raikonen and doesn't throw the towel in, when things aren't working out as expected.
Raikonen is like Alonso, a prima donna in overalls. McLaren would be better off with someone who is capable and competent in their second car. Raikonen certainly doesn't fit that category.
McLaren should also ensure that if Mercedes buys into Brawn. Mercedes don't make Brawn their number 1 team.
Posted by: Colm | 09 November 2009 at 14:58