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I can understand that he's looking elsewhere but I don't know if Haas is the move to make
Honestly for Yuki it may be any move is the right move. Helmut Marko is never going to let him do anything but be the number two on the second team. At this point I think it might be reasonable to speculate that this is not about Yuki's driving skills.
I think the in-lap in Bahrain is really going to hurt him with the other teams, so I agree Yuki needs to sign any contract that gets put in front of him.
It’s clear he’ll never be in the Red Bull, Mercedes wants Antoinelli, McLaren, Ferrari are locked for a few years. If all he cares about is staying in F1 then stay at Toro Rosso if they let him, because the other choices are bleak. AM is technically an option if the window licker retires, but that doesn’t seem likely this year.
Audi want Sainz and have signed Hulk, Williams reportedly going to sign Bottas so that leaves Alpine or Haas.