Haas has been forced to delay the fire-up of its 2021 car until next month in Bahrain due to COVID-19 travel restrictions in the UK. The US outfit was hoping to hear its 2021 contender roar into life this month at its factory in Banbury. However, UK travel restrictions and mandatory quarantine measures mean that engine supplier Ferrari cannot send its team of technicians to handle the traditional landmark moment. In the past, Haas has typically assembled its car at chassis supplier Dallara's base in Italy. But the sheer number of 2020 parts carried over to this year's car, as mandated by F1's regulations, has led to the team building up its new machine in the UK. "We have issues with...
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