Celebrations were in full swing in the F1 paddock as Kevin Magnussen marked his 31st birthday in Qatar. The Haas team orchestrated a heartfelt surprise for the Danish driver, filling their hospitality area with cake and flowers while team members gathered to convey their warm wishes. However, the most intriguing gift of the day came
MoreHaas have announced ahead of this weekend’s Qatar Grand Prix that Formula 2 driver Oliver Bearman will drive for the team in two Free Practice 1 sessions, in Mexico and Abu Dhabi. The American side are using the F2 driver to comply with the regulation that every team must field a driver yet to start
MoreFerrari is eyeing a potential seat for their promising young driver, Ollie Bearman, with the Haas F1 Team, according to reports from French outlet AutoHebdo. As the motorsport community gears up for the customary ‘Silly Season,’ the focus shifts towards future driver line-ups for F1 teams. This year’s ‘Silly Season’ has proven to be relatively
MoreHaas have finally completed a huge upgrade, which has been in the works for over a year. It was contemplated by the American team during pre-season testing in 2022 that the side needed to upgrade their garage, something they did ahead of the recent Asian double-header. Haas introduced a new garage layout at the Singapore
MoreKevin Magnussen was left frustrated with Carlos Sainz during Free Practice 2 on Friday at the Japanese Grand Prix, in what was a challenging day for Haas. Whilst approaching the opening two corners after just starting a hot lap, Magnussen was forced to suddenly abort his lap, due to Sainz having poorly placed his car.
MoreFor the first time since departing Haas at the end of 2022, Mercedes reserve driver Mick Schumacher has discussed his time with the American team and how he didn’t receive support from team boss Guenther Steiner. Schumacher’s two years at Haas were very complicated, with his rookie season in 2021 having been spent well adrift
MoreHaas team principal Guenther Steiner has confirmed the renewal of Nico Hulkenberg and Kevin Magnussen’s contracts for the 2024 season, citing his preference for experienced drivers over the uncertainties of rookie talents. The decision was deemed “straightforward,” with Steiner prioritising stability and familiarity within the team. Addressing the choice to retain Hulkenberg and Magnussen, Steiner
MoreAhead of this weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix, Haas have confirmed that they’ll be retaining Kevin Magnussen and Nico Hulkenberg for 2024. Both drivers only had deals until the end of this season, with Haas deciding to finalise their line-up for next season well ahead of the conclusion of 2023. It’s been a mixed year for
MoreNico Hulkenberg’s return to Formula 1 with Haas has seen the German driver rise to the occasion, and he is set to be retained for 2024. Hulkenberg’s outlook on his comeback season remains optimistic, even in the face of challenges that have kept him from achieving consistent race success. Hulkenberg, with a remarkable 193 Grand
MoreRumours are swirling that the Haas Formula 1 team is poised to retain its current driver lineup of Nico Hulkenberg and Kevin Magnussen for the upcoming 2024 season, as reported recently. Lawrence Barretto, a writer for F1.com, has indicated that discussions are in progress with representatives of both drivers, hinting at an unchanged team configuration
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