Who will carry the flag?

Given the spirit of the 2014 FIFA World Cup™ that has taken the world by storm, and factoring in the United States’ involvement in such, much talk has recently centered-in on who will next carry the Stars and Stripes in world’s second-most popular sport, Formula 1. This discussion has recently seen a bit of a boost in relevance considering the fact that lauded-NASCAR team owner, Gene Haas, is currently scheduled to compete with his own Formula 1 operation in the 2016 campaign. Following this news, Haas has noted that he wants an experienced driver in his first car, and hopefully, a talented American in the second, courtesy of Autoweek’s Mike Larson. So taking all of this into account, who could be some of the “top prospects” if Gene Haas were to have his way? Who could be the next to carry the American flag into Formula 1? Let’s take a look…

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The Ultimate Grand Prix

The Ultimate Grand Prix – sounds like something that would house the world’s greatest of drivers in the world’s fastest of machines, on the most challenging of circuit’s. Well to begin my time as a Formula 1 columnist for More Than a Fan: Wheels, I’ve been blessed to cover the world’s most skilled drivers and the world’s fastest and most technically advanced machines. So now, and coming out of two of the most exciting Grand Prix the world can find – in Monaco and Montreal – and heading into the European swing on the schedule, I’d like to provide you all with an overview of what I believe could make-up the world’s most challenging circuit.

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