Kevin Magnussen’s partner at Haas next year has been a topic of discussion for over a month now, with Mick Schumacher now looking like he will be without a race seat next year. Team owner Gene Haas has previously labelled the German too expensive for the team to keep, with a series of high profile crashes, including snapping the car clean in half in Monaco, costing the team millions of pounds that they do not have. It looks most likely that Nico Hulkenberg will be returning to the grid next year, taking Schumacher’s seat at Haas, after leaving his role as Aston Martin reserve driver recently. Former F1 chairman Bernie Ecclestone has suggested that moving away from Formula 1 might be...
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