A closer look at the 2010 entry list
As the FIA publishes the updated 2010 Formula 1 entry list this week, Dieter Rencken looks at the gaps in the current line-up and how they might be filled
The most surprising thing about the 2010 Formula 1 entry list, released by the FIA on Monday, is that there are only a couple of eye-openers and thought-stoppers, no real surprises.
Running through the first 10 entries on the list throws up nothing startling. McLaren is known to be Mercedes-powered even if the pistons have recently dropped out of the British team's corporate relationship with the German car company, and the team had previously announced its all-British, 2008-9 world championship-winning line-up of Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button.
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