From the Pulpit
It's that time of the year, when the drivers' market is stirred with rumours and fresh possibilities for next year's line up. And in 2006, some key changes could reshuffle the pecking order, with engine supplies a significant factor in determining who stays and who goes. Matt Bishop looks at the recent rumours and speculates on who could be moving up or down the grid
As a young reporter, I was once told by a sage old hack, "Never believe anything until it's been officially denied, dear boy." It was with great interest, therefore, and keen anticipation, that I read Rubens Barrichello's official denial of the rumour that he might join B.A.R-Honda for 2006.
Now, before you misconstrue the thrust of this column, and assume that I'm predicting that Rubinho will certainly line up in white, black and red next year... I'm not. Chances are he'll start his seventh consecutive season in rosso corsa.
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