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Given that the turbo regulations state that each engine manufacturer should produce their own turbo – I’d say each engine will have their own specific turbo :P

When all is said and done, what team will Hamilton move to after Mercedes? Or will he stay there until he retires?

No, and I don’t mean that in a way that puts Paul in a bad light. According to a certain Redditor that’s raced with him he’s quite fine when he’s away from the cameras, which makes him sound like a younger, slightly more sociable version of Kimi.

When all is said and done, will Bottas have a better F1 record than Maldonado at the end of their careers?

I don’t want to say how long he’ll hang around for, that’s like predicting someone’s death. But I’d say Jean Todt will replace him.

When it’s all said and done, who will end up getting the better end of this whole Mclaren-Mercedes deal, Hamilton or Perez?

No but DiResta will…

When it’s all said and done, will we ever see williams go back to the late 80´s, early 90´s livery?? (just asking since we have seen lotus going back to black and gold)

No. F1 would have to die off completely (like if it becomes too expensive and/or Bernie’s successor makes appalling back-to-back decisions) in order to lose its top spot. We had some damn boring racing in some of the last few years and yet the interest remained more than intact.

When all is said and done, will any of the current drivers other than Schumacher end up having a longer career than Barrichello or Schumacher himself?

No, they’ll be long gone before ever getting anywhere near Torro Rosso’s and especially Force India’s level. At least they’ll be bought out and renamed before that.

When it’s all said and done, will we remember Robin Frijns as another Jos Verstappen-esque disappointment or the first really successful Dutch driver?

No, I feel all in all they are two different in style. And I do believe Hamilton will win at least once more.

When it’s all said and done, will Argentina ever get a GP again?