The 2016 Formula 1 season is now well and truly over, with the entertaining and tense finale at Abu Dhabi now a fresh reminder that just when you think things are getting rather stale the sport can surprise you with an utter thriller. With all of the teams now looking ahead to the 2017 season and the stark change in technical regulations which will result in wider Pirelli tyres, louder and more downforce driven cars, almost all of the vacant seats on the 2017 grid have been filled, save for the usual spots much further down the order. But all of a sudden every F1 driver on the grid will now be frantically scouring their contracts in search of an easy and painless way of leaving their team,...
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