The Latest Breaking News from Gene Haas

Haas is currently unable to take its cars and equipment away from the Dutch Grand Prix as former sponsor Uralkali awaits receipt of an overdue refund payment believed to total $9million, with the Russian firm having gone through court to seize the Formula 1 team’s assets.

Haas could face delays in getting to the Italian Grand Prix as it is still at odds with Uralkali over whether a payment believed to be $9million has been paid, after the Russian firm had gone through the Dutch courts to seize the Formula 1 team’s assets.

Leaving Formula 1’s 2024 Belgian Grand Prix, Mercedes was dealing with the joy of what turned out to be a win after all for long-time race leader Lewis Hamilton, but the hurt (and embarrassment) of losing George Russell’s on-the-road triumph after his one-stop gamble had seemingly paid off.

The most immediate question – who would drive for the team – was cleared up last weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway when current Stewart-Haas Racing Xfinity Series driver Cole Custer was named driver of the No. 41 Cup team beginning next season.

Tony Stewart, a motorsports veteran, prepares for fatherhood while transitioning from Stewart-Haas Racing to NHRA drag racing.

Cole Custer returns to NASCAR Cup Series in 2025 with Haas Factory Racing after Xfinity stint, aiming for success. Fans await his performance.

Reigning NASCAR Xfinity Series champion Cole Custer will return as a full-time competitor in the Cup Series next season with a squad run by Haas Formula 1 founder Gene Haas.

Custer was introduced on Saturday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway as the driver of the new Cup organization fielded next season by Haas Factory Team and owned by Gene Haas.

SHR driver Kevin Harvick – now retired from full-time NASCAR Cup competition – won the last two 400-mile races on the IMS oval before the Cup series began using the IMS Road Course in 2021.