As Formula One arrives in South America for the 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix, Fernando Alonso is finally set to be confirmed as a McLaren driver for next season. He looks set to replace Jenson Button, ending the most protracted "transfer" saga in recent motorsport history—and the 2009 world champion's F1 career. Another top-level career which could be over is Adrian Sutil's, but goings-on at Sauber may not be as clear as they seem. Four drivers are thought to have contracts for 2015 race seats, and four into two doesn't go. The German isn't entirely sure where he, or the team, stands. Sauber are also involved in discussions for a new financial deal for the smaller teams. Red Bull's Christian Horner wants them to stop talking about it in ...

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As Formula One arrives in South America for the 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix, Fernando Alonso is finally set to be confirmed as a McLaren driver for next season. He looks set to replace Jenson Button, ending the most protracted "transfer" saga in recent motorsport history—and the 2009 world champion's F1 career. Another top-level career which could be over is Adrian Sutil's, but goings-on at Sauber may not be as clear as they seem. Four drivers are thought to have contracts for 2015 race seats, and four into two doesn't go. The German isn't entirely sure where he, or the team, stands. Sauber are also involved in discussions for a new financial deal for the smaller teams. Red Bull's Christian Horner wants them to stop talking about it in ...

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