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Daily Mirror
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Joshua Lees

Haas have no spare chassis for Australian GP after Mick Schumacher's Saudi Arabia crash

Haas boss Guenther Steiner has confirmed his team have no spare chassis for this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix, following Mick Schumacher’ s horror crash in Saudi Arabia. Schumacher’s car was left in ruins, following the shocking accident around the Jeddah track in qualifying.

The driver was air-lifted to hospital, whilst the wreckage of his car was removed from the track. Fortunately Schumacher was later given the all-clear and was released from hospital, however the same couldn’t be said for his car.

As a result Steiner estimated that the cost of the repair would set the team back £760,000 ($1 million), due to the sheer damage of the car. And, despite the full fix the American-based team are still suffering the consequences of the Saudi crash down under this week.

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