As Haas drivers Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen approach their final three races with the American racing outfit, there has been much speculation about where they will go next in motorsport. While Grosjean has hinted at talks with IndyCar teams in recent weeks, he has now told the “In the Pink” podcast that participating in
MoreLast month, the Haas F1 Team announced that it will have an all-new driver line-up next year, with Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen both being dropped. Grosjean later revealed that team owner Gene Haas told him they weren’t retained due to “financial reasons”, and it now seems that F2 drivers Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin
MoreAfter losing his seat at Haas last month, Romain Grosjean has been trying to figure out his next move as he looks to continue racing beyond 2020. Grosjean has said he has been considering a move to the IndyCar Championship, as he knows he has virtually no chance of landing an F1 seat next season.
MoreAlfa Romeo announced this morning that its driver line-up will remain unchanged next season, with Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi being retained by the team. Mick Schumacher was seen by many as most likely to end up at Alfa Romeo in 2021, as he was poised to take part in Free Practice One with them
MoreThe Haas F1 Team’s decision to drop Romain Grosjean has, unsurprisingly, made the Frenchman more open about the shortcomings of the team’s 2020 car. He recently revealed that a suspension overheating issue has plagued the team all season and made the Haas VF-20 very difficult to drive. READ: Charles Leclerc’s Ferrari Accidentally Intercepted Lewis Hamilton’s
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Russian Formula Two driver Nikita Mazepin will “definitely” be driving for the Haas F1 Team next year, multiple sources familiar with the matter have told Formula1News.co.uk managing editor Suliman Mulhem. It’s not clear when the American racing outfit will publicly announce the move, though it was previously reported that they will wait until Mazepin is
MoreHaas drivers Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen have confirmed they will leave the American racing outfit at the end of the season. The team has had a poor campaign thus far, struggling to score points due to a combination of having the weakest power unit on the grid and their chassis also having a number
MoreThe Haas F1 Team has informed Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen that they won’t be retained beyond the end of this season, according to Denmark’s Ekstra Bladet tabloid newspaper. The newspaper cited sources as saying that Haas will announce its two new drivers at this weekend’s Portuguese Grand Prix. READ: It Feels Like Mercedes Pressured
MoreRomain Grosjean picked up his first points of the season at the Eifel GP, but towards the start of the race, the Frenchman injured his left index finger. Driving closely behind the Alfa Romeo of Kimi Raikkonen, which kicked up some gravel just before the long back straight, Grosjean’s finger was hit by a piece
MoreHaas F1 team principal Guenther Steiner has said he has no issue with his existing drivers, Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen, talking to other teams and exploring their options for 2021. Speaking ahead of the Eifel Grand Prix, Steiner said: “You [Grosjean and Magnussen] will have a look around because everyone does. READ: Racing Point
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