User talk:F1 Mercedes Fan

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SSSB (talk) 19:38, 22 September 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Quin Houff

Hi, and welcome to Wikipedia. WikiProject NASCAR, which I am a member of, has a standard way of formatting pages, and even if it is before the next season, if they have been announced for a ride, we say currently competing. If you would like to see if the standard way could be different, you are welcome to start a discussion at the project’s talk page. Regards, Willsome429 (say hey or see my edits!) 03:01, 3 December 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Thank You for letting me know, I will go to the talk page, and will undo my edits I did on a couple of drivers I did. F1 Mercedes Fan (talk) 03:05, 3 December 2019 (UTC)[reply]

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My F2 Fantasy line-up (before Hubert's passing)

Entrant	No.	Driver name	Rounds
DAMS	1	Nicholas Latifi	1–2
	1	Oliver Rowland	3–12
	2	Sérgio Sette Câmara
UNI-Virtuosi Racing	3	Luca Ghiotto
UNI-Virtuosi Racing	4	Guanyu Zhou
ART Grand Prix	5	Jack Aitken
	6	Robert Shwartzman	1–3
		Christian Lundgaard	4–6
		Jüri Vips	7–12
Campos Racing	7	Arjun Maini
Campos Racing	8	Giuliano Alesi
Carlin	9	Nobuharu Matsushita
Carlin	10	Louis Delétraz
BWT Arden	11	Dorian Boccolacci
BWT Arden	12	Jordan King
MP Motorsport	14	Jehan Daruvala
MP Motorsport	15	Tatiana Calderón
Sauber Junior Team by Charouz	16	Juan Manuel Correa
Sauber Junior Team by Charouz	17	Callum Ilott
Prema Racing	18	Mick Schumacher
Prema Racing	19	Anthoine Hubert
Trident	20	Sean Gelael
Trident	21	Nikita Mazepin
Source:

?= It means it's unknown which driver I should pick

Teams

DAMS

Their line-up remain the same. However, during the Spain round, Nicholas Latifi would leave the series to go to Formula 1, to replace Robert Kubica. Oliver Rowland will replace him.

Virtuosi Racing

Their line-up would remain the same.

ART Grand Prix

Jack Aitken would leave Campos Racing, to return to ART, to replace Nyck de Vries, While 3 drivers from Formula 3 would take the drive and fill in the 2nd slot.

Campos Racing

Campos Racing would keep Arjun Maini. But, would allow Giuliano Alesi to join the Spanish outfit, in order to replace Jack Aitken.

Carlin

They keep their 2019 line-up.

BWT Arden

Their line-up majorly changes. First they released Anthoine Hubert, to allow him to continue he's F2 career. While switching Tatiana Calderón with MP Motorsport's Jordan King. Then, they hired Dorian Boccolacci for their team.

MP Motorsport

Their line-up majorly changes: They switch their driver: Jordan King, with BWT Arden's driver, Tatiana Calderón. They also bring Jehan Daruvala to their line-up.

Charouz

They keep their 2019 line up.

Prema

Prema keeps Mick Schumacher, but releases Sean Gelael to Trident. They later hire Anthoine Hubert for their team.

Trident

Both ART and Prema Racing move Sean Gelael and Nikita Mazepin over to Trident Racing. The Media (Not really, just me) call the 2 drivers move, as a "Redemption Ark".