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16/03 Australia
30/03 Malaysia
06/04 Bahrain
20/04 China
11/05 Spain
25/05 Monaco
08/06 Canada
22/06 Austria
06/07 Great Britain
20/07 Germany
27/07 Hungary
24/08 Belgium
07/09 Italy
21/09 Singapore
05/10 Japan
12/10 Russia
02/11 United States
09/11 Brazil
23/11 Abu Dhabi
Red Bull Racing
1. Sebastian Vettel
3. Daniel Ricciardo
Lotus Renault
8. Romain Grosjean
13. Pastor Maldonado
Scuderia Ferrari
14. Fernando Alonso
7. Kimi Raikonnen
McLaren Mercedes
22. Jenson Button
20. Kevin Magnussen
Mercedes AMG
44. Lewis Hamilton
6. Nico Rosberg
Scuderia Toro Rosso
25. Jean-Eric Vergne
26. Daniil Kvyat
Force India
11. Sergio Perez
27. Nico Hulkenberg
Williams F1
19. Felipe Massa
77. Valtteri Bottas
Sauber
21. Esteban Gutierrez
99. Adrian Sutil
Marussia
17. Jules Bianchi
4. Max Chilton
Caterham
10. Kamui Kobayashi
9. Marcus Ericsson
23/11 Abu Dhabi
So this shitty dump gets the double points bullshit bonanza, Brazil bumped? Got to love the way this sport is going.
Caterham confirm Kamui Kobayashi and Marcus Ericsson.
Force India VJM07
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Williams FW36
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Photoshopped :coffee:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sterling Archer
Williams 10 years ago. Montoya is back in Indy car this year apparently. Glorious nutter.
http://youtu.be/PbqovmFh5sw
Spa :bow:
Lotus E22
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Eric Boullier has left Lotus, expected to join McLaren as Team Principle.