With the McLaren/Toro Rosso engine swap set to be confirmed in the coming days, along with the move of Carlo Sainz to Renault, more pieces of the F1 driver market are now likely to fall into place. With the McLaren/Toro Rosso engine swap set to be confirmed in the coming days, along with the move of Carlo Sainz to Renault, more pieces of the F1 driver market are now likely to fall into place. It's clear that even with several unknowns still on the 2018 entry list, teams and drivers alike have their eyes focussed very much on 2019 – when the market really will be opened up. Sainz's own situation reflects that. While he has been released as part of the negotiations to get Toro Rosso out of...
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