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Karun Chandhok moves from C4 to Sky Sports for 2019:
https://www.crash.net/f1/news/911652/1/chandhok-rejoins-sky-sports-f1-team-2019

He surely gives important inputs in his commentary & always talks sense.

At this rate they will have more pundits than commentators.

Looks like a horrible photoshop.

The letters extend above the wing!

McLaren have confirmed its a bad photoshop, certainly not from them. Apparently it was doing the rounds on reddit this morning

Mercedes are teasing a brand new livery for their 2019 car:

https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/merc ... h/4333217/

In my opinion it would be great if it was true but I'd be surprised, they will probably do what Red Bull have done in the past and have a great looking livery for testing only and then revert back to basically the same livery as they have had for a long time.

The Mercedes thing looks very much like a test livery from the tease IMO. Would be nice to see them mix it up a bit for the whole season though.

We atleast have 1 team will a complete livery change (Haas). Williams should have a major change due to Martini not being there. There have also been reports Racing Point will be a mix of Pink & Blue in equal proportions.

Williams have finally woken up. Will reveal their car on 11th February.
https://www.motorsportweek.com/news/id/21453

Reading that report it appears they have signed a title sponsor to replace Martini, so in that respect they are doing better than McLaren

Williams just posted a Pre-Promo on their Twitter feed and in one frame in particular you can see how different the car's general shape is, particularly the front end.
They've ditched their smooth sweeping line down from the cockpit to the nose for a more abrupt slant the likes of Ferrari and Sauber.

I've taken a screen capture for you guys to see.

“We’re expanding very quickly, we’re taking a huge amount of business from them. Some of the biggest drinks distributors in Europe are de-listing Red Bull now."

“And I think our results will start to speak for themselves. Formula 1’s a wonderful platform for us. We’re with the best team, the best-run team, in my opinion, and equally importantly lovely people, so we’re delighted to work with Haas, we want to do it for a very long-term basis.”

“We just feel we’ve got a better product and a better brand and we feel that there’s a little bit of apathy and, dare I say, hubris in the marketplace.”