Who should drive for Haas in 2016?
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Who should drive for Haas in 2016?

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Ian Parkes
, Ian Parkes

Attention is growing on F1's newest team and its driver line-up for its debut season. AUTOSPORT's F1 writers give their views on who should be snapped-up by Haas

Ferrari's recent decision to stick with Kimi Raikkonen for a further season, coupled with the announcement by Williams at Monza that it will retain Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas for 2016, means the focus of driver market speculation has now shifted to Formula 1's newest team.

Haas F1 will utilise a close customer relationship with Ferrari to join the grid from next season, and the team has said it has spoken with around 10 different drivers as it seeks to finalise its line-up.

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