It’s been a dramatic week in the world of IndyCar with current points leader Alex Palou cutting ties with McLaren to stay with Chip Ganassi Racing for 2024. Could he be eyeing an F1 opportunity elsewhere?
Haas don’t have too many options, particularly as team boss Guenther Steiner isn’t keen on rookie drivers after two years ofPalou, while he’d officially be a rookie in F1, has a wealth of top single-seater
experience, combined with his age at 26, isn’t a traditional ‘rookie’ either.WilliamsAlex AlbonThe signing of James Vowles as team principal has been a major coup, but they still need a better-performing second driver.
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