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Who’s driving where? 2015 driver line-up takes shape

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With a wave of announcements this week, including Sebastian Vettel’s move to Ferrari and Romain Grosjean staying put at Lotus, the 2015 driver line-up is beginning to take shape with just a handful of seats up for grabs.

McLaren, Toro Rosso, Force India are the only undecided teams, all with one seat each. Despite McLaren having confirmed neither of its drivers, we’re pretty certain Fernando Alonso is heading to Woking, but the big question remains…alongside who?

Toro Rosso meanwhile has a tough decision as well. Who do they partner with young rookie Max Verstappen? Another rookie maybe, or what about Jean-Eric Vergne. Surely the Frenchman deserves another season!?

Apart from Marussia and Caterham – who knows whether they’ll be on the grid next season – Force India is the only team left to have an opening, though it’s all but guaranteed that Sergio Perez will be staying put.

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