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Magnussen: Haas F1 team in “survival mode” until Austin updates arrive

The US-owned team has struggled for race performance for most of the season, although Magnussen managed to bag a point for 10th place in Singapore.

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Haas revamps F1 garage to help mechanics

Starting this weekend in Marina Bay, a new island has been constructed in the centre of the garage.Previously, the Haas set-up had been open plan with nothing to separate the two sides of the garage to house the cars of Kevin Magnussen and Nico Hulkenberg. The changes will allow each…

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Haas to become final F1 downwash convert amid Austin concept switch

The American-owned outfit has remained an outlier in sticking to the in-wash solution that technical partner Ferrari has begun the new regulations rules era with.

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The unexpected factor in F1's tyre tender decision

While F1 awaits official confirmation, Pirelli remains the favourite to beat Bridgestone to the contract, with many paddock insiders suggesting that the deal is now a formality, and assuming that as time drags on, a change becomes less likely.

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Alfa Romeo reveals striking special livery for F1 Italian GP

The striking one-off look, featuring gold ascents and highlights on an Italian flag tricolore that adorns the engine cover, will be used throughout the Monza weekend by Alfa Romeo duo Valtteri Bottas and Zhou Guanyu.

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Steiner: Haas wouldn't have been able to join F1 today amid 11th team talk

Several parties, including American powerhouse Andretti, have lodged their interest in joining the F1 grid as an 11th team, with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem keen on expanding the current grid of 10 teams.

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Haas retains Magnussen and Hulkenberg for 2024 F1 season

The 2023 campaign is Hulkenberg’s first for Haas after he spent the three preceding seasons acting as a reserve driver for the Racing Point/Aston Martin team, while Magnussen is Haas’s longest serving driver.

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Steiner impressed by Hulkenberg's speed in readapting to full-time F1 drive

Hulkenberg was signed for 2023 to replace the accident-prone Mick Schumacher, who scored points in his second season of F1 but also showed an alarming tendency to cost the team high repair bills.

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Steiner impressed by Hulkenberg's F1 speed in readapting to full-time drive

Hulkenberg was signed for 2023 to replace the accident-prone Mick Schumacher, who scored points in his second season of F1 but also showed an alarming tendency to cost the team high repair bills.

Motorsport

How MoneyGram provides a big boost for the Haas F1 team

While its race form hasn’t been able to match that due in essence to excessive tyre usage, that one-lap pace has been impressive and it has been sustained even in the context of a tight development race, with all teams regularly bringing new parts.

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How Haas broke F1’s new team curse

The recent celebration of its 150th race may be well behind Ferrari’s tally of 1060 but, if the calendar keeps going the way it is, then by 2025 it should be ready to eclipse March and BRM’s tally of 197 starts.

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Toto Wolff aims jibe at Guenther Steiner over Mick Schumacher treatment at Haas

Mick Schumacher was snapped up by Mercedes as a reserve driver to Lewis Hamilton and George Russell after being dropped by Haas following two seasons with the manufacturer

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Haas’ Guenther Steiner: ‘Teammates shouldn’t be friends. They need to compete’

The breakout star of Netflix’s Drive to Survive on winning more, swearing less and why he won’t watch himself until he retires

The Guardian - UK

Haas expects to retain its current F1 drivers for 2024

Magnussen returned to the fold for the 2022 season after Nikita Mazepin left the team after the first pre-season test at Barcelona, and immediately impressed after a year away to collect the majority of Haas' points last year.

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Daily Mirror

Guenther Steiner hung out to dry as F1 team bosses disagree over proposed rule change

Guenther Steiner landed himself in hot water with the FIA over his criticism of F1 stewards, after which his fellow team chiefs failed to give the Haas boss any support

Daily Mirror

Guenther Steiner has clear F1 plan if Ferrari or Mercedes offer team principal job

EXCLUSIVE: Speaking to Mirror Sport, Haas team principal Guenther Steiner explained his feelings about getting the chance to lead one of the top teams on the Formula 1 grid

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Mattia Binotto lashes out at Audi 'clowns' as ex-Ferrari chief rejects F1 return

Mattia Binotto remains highly-thought of in the F1 paddock despite leaving Ferrari last November, but the Italian has rejected returning to the sport to take charge of Audi

The Canberra Times

How Drive to Survive created a 'monster' called Guenther Steiner

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Verstappen dominates rain-affected practice session at Spanish Grand Prix

Max Verstappen continued his dominant form at the Spanish Grand Prix by topping all three practice sessions, despite rainy conditions, on Saturday. The defending double world champion set the pace in a mostly inconsequential session, outpacing his Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez by 0.250 seconds.

Daily Mirror

FIA summons Guenther Steiner at Spanish GP after Haas chief's criticism of F1 stewards

Steiner called for a "professional" panel of stewards to be brought into Formula 1 in an angry response to a penalty Nico Hulkenberg was given at the Monaco Grand Prix

Autosport

Haas boss Steiner summoned by FIA over F1 stewards criticism

Steiner was outspoken ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix in expressing his annoyance about why Nico Hulkenberg was handed a penalty for an opening-lap collision at the Monaco Grand Prix.

Motorsport

Haas open to Alfa Romeo F1 deal but no offer yet

Alfa Romeo is ending its current title arrangement with Sauber at the end of this season and has not yet finalised whether or not it will continue any involvement in F1.

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Brown would welcome new F1 Concorde Agreement "sooner rather than later"

The current Concorde Agreement, F1's crucial three-way commercial deal between the commercial rights holder (Liberty Media-owned FOM), the FIA and the 10 teams covers the 2021-2025 period.

Daily Mirror

Miami GP and Las Vegas F1 showpiece the priority as no further new US races planned

F1 is in Miami this weekend for the second year while the first Las Vegas Grand Prix takes place later this year and, for the sport's bosses, that is seen as enough for now

Autosport

F1 can't "push away" overtaking issues amid dull race concerns - Steiner

The subject has been in the spotlight since the Baku weekend, where there was relatively little passing over the sprint and Sunday's race.

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