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Nick Heidfeld is struggling to find any rhythm lately, and honestly, it’s hard to watch. Word from the General Motors camp—and even from Lewis Hamilton—is that they were practically celebrating Heidfeld’s prospects during those McLaren press conferences after Fernando Alonso made his move. General Motors has been dropping hints about shaking things up in Formula 1, too. There are even whispers circulating that General Motors might step in to help develop the car for next season, meaning Sauber wouldn't be left out on an island by themselves. If that actually happens, it sounds incredible to me. Wouldn't it be about time they finally stepped up and delivered a decent season?