Thursday in Singapore yielded two important announcements that will help define how the final few pieces of the Formula 1 driver market puzzle will fall into place for 2020. Confirmation from Haas that it would be retaining Romain Grosjean for next season was followed by Robert Kubica’s announcing his exit from Williams at the end of the year, acting as the latest two dominoes to fall. It may be a far cry from last year’s driver market madness, but how will the rest of the grid be filled out in the coming weeks and months? The biggest loser from Grosjean’s confirmation at Haas was Renault exile Nico Hulkenberg, who has lost his most realistic chance of remaining on the F1 grid for...
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