The Haas F1 Team committed themselves to a further five years in Formula 1 by signing the new Concorde Agreement this week, and Team Principal Guenther Steiner says it will give the team the chance to rebuild after a testing past couple of seasons. Speculation had been rife that Team Owner Gene Haas would pull the plug on the project at the end of the current season after two uncompetitive seasons, with the team currently sitting ninth overall after the first six races of 2020 with only one point to their name. Romain Grosjean called the uncertainty over Haas’ future ‘an elephant in the room’ earlier this year, with Steiner criticising his driver for making the comments. However, the...
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