Nikita Mazepin is only awaiting a super-licence before a two-year deal to drive for Haas is announced, according to reports. Links between the Russian F2 driver and the American-owned F1 team first emerged at the start of October from the same source, the Italian version of Motorsport.com. Now they say Mazepin “seems certain” to be with Haas for the 2021 World Championship as a replacement for either Romain Grosjean or Kevin Magnussen. Mazepin won the F2 feature race at Mugello last month for the Hitech team and if he retains his place among the top seven in the standings after the four remaining rounds of the series in Bahrain, he will be eligible for an F1 super-licence. The...
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