Here's my take on the silly season (enjoy!):
Ferrari: F. Massa/K. Raikkonen
The Scuderia will unfortunately remain unchanged because they have contracted with Raikkonen through 2010. Alonso will replace Raikkonen in 2011. Massa remains.
McLaren: L. Hamilton/A. Sutil
Williams will throw buckets of money at Nico Rosberg to stay. If Nico leaves Williams, expect to see him in a McLaren. The Williams finishes in the top 8 consistently, so Rosberg may stay put for one more season. The emerging Sutil satisfies Mercedes'
jones for a young German in the cockpit.
Brawn: J. Button/F. Alonso
Barrichello is out. Alonso makes the shocking announcement that he is moving over to Brawn GP. Despite his letter of intent to Ferrari, Raikkonen is contracted through 2010.
Red Bull: S. Vettel/M. Webber
No drama. No changes. Both drivers are under contract through next year.
BMW Sauber: R. Kubica/N. Heidfeld
BMW throws the bank at Kubica to stay, and understands how important the chemistry is with Heidfeld. Promises are made. Both drivers stay.
Renault: H. Kovalainen/R. Grosjean
Kovalainen follows the lead of Fernando Alonso and returns to his former team after being replaced by Adrian Sutil at McLaren. Renault replaces the departing Nelson Piquet, Jr with the team's reserve driver.
Williams: N. Rosberg/K. Nakajima
Frank and company throw the bank at Nico to stay. Kazumi Nakajima has performed well enough to remain.
Force India: G. Fisichella/V. Liuzzi
Fisichella, popular within the team and a solid performer, is retained. Force India introduces "Tonio" Liuzzi as its second driver.
Toro Rosso: S. Buemi/???
Sebastian Bourdais returns to America and Indy Cars.
Toyota: J. Trulli/T. Glock
Not able to attract any of the top drivers, Toyota wastes no time in retaining its solid performers. Timo Glock's hopes of moving to McLaren are dashed when the team signs Lewis Hamilton's former GP2 teammate Adrian Sutil.
Campos: Pedro de la Rosa/???
New team. No surprise here. Good luck, Pedro!
and Heidfeld 
