More ambitious teams on the grid is always good, and a proper American team (sorry Haas) will lead to more engagement in the US which should help growth. I know the Americanization of the sport is a controversial topic and I too am dreading the Las Vegas GP (though the spectacle will probably be great the track looks dreadful for racing), but I think capturing the American market will be important for the big teams to stay committed to the sport. It would also just be exciting to have more than 20 cars on the grid again.

Now we just need to get rid of Alpha Tauri, though sadly the sale doesn't seem to be happening.

I hope they get it. A bigger paddock could be fun to watch.

I’d like to see Andretti get on the grid. Family team with a good history of racing with OEM backing. Not sure what else F1 could possibly be looking for…unless all they want is Saudi oil money.

Really excited to the F1 grid hopefully growing a bit again with proper entries. Andretti and Hitech are the two candidates I see having the best chance in being there longterm, and maybe being competitive.

Someone mentioned elsewhere that recruitment of F1 engineers has begun - cryptic titles but listed by names of people working for Andretti.

Hitech being the other favorite are using a recruiter to do it