Haas F1 Team is regularly battling for best-of-the-rest status behind the powerhouse trio of Scuderia Ferrari, Mercedes and Red Bull, taking the fight to such established... read more »

Haas remaining diligent over investigation into Santino Ferrucci read more »

Haas says it is wary of pushing on with major team expansion while Formula 1's 2021 rules are uncertain, even though it knows that stance could hurt it later read more »

Haas' American development driver, Santino Ferrucci, has been sacked by his Formula 2 team after deliberately crashing into his teammate on the cool down lap of a race... read more »

Formula Two team Trident have confirmed they have fired Santino Ferrucci following a review of his various misdemeanours. read more »

Haas is concerned the Hockenheimring's slow final sector could expose a weakness of its 2018 F1 car at this weekend's German Grand Prix.  read more »

Haas Team boss Guenther Steiner believes the competitiveness of all the Formula 1 teams shows that the sport has no midfield running anymore ahead of this weekend's German... read more »

The appointment of ex-Bridgestone tyre engineer Hiroshi Tomitsuka has been a massive advantage for the Haas F1 Team as they continue to learn about the Pirelli tyres, according... read more »

Kevin Magnussen reckons the decision to hire an ex-Bridgestone tyre engineer over the winter has been "one of the biggest factors" in the improved performance of Haas... read more »

Haas F1 Team's Kevin Magnussen is hoping for an exciting German Grand Prix that will provide plenty of overtaking opportunities through the "good flow of mixed... read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes the Haas F1 Team has what it takes to take on the Renault factory team as Formula 1 heads in to the second half of the season. read more »

The Frenchman knows his own performances need to improve, but he sees no reason why Haas cannot finish fourth in the Constructors' Championship in 2018. read more »

Haas boss Guenther Steiner thinks each of the seven teams behind Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull are now equally capable of challenging for points every weekend. read more »

Guenther Steiner: Haas proves new F1 teams can compete read more »

Guenther Steiner admits that the VF-18's aero weakness will cost Haas at Hockenheim this weekend. read more »

With the likes of Sauber getting involved in regular point-scoring battles, Guenther Steiner says F1 no longer has a genuine midfield: there's the top-three and then the rest. read more »

There is "not really a midfield anymore" due to how close F1's pecking order has become, according to Haas team principal Günther Steiner. read more »

Haas team boss Guenther Steiner warns that his team must stop throwing away points finishes. read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner is concerned by the amount of points his team has thrown away this season, warning his drivers that losing points through mistakes is not... read more »

Nico Hülkenberg feels Haas, and not McLaren, now pose the biggest threat to Renault as they battle to be the best of the rest behind Ferrari, Mercedes and Red Bull. read more »

Haas has not yet reached "tipping point" with Romain Grosjean after the Frenchman's frustrating start to F1 2018, according to team boss Günther Steiner. read more »

Haas may only be three points ahead of McLaren, but Nico Hulkenberg reckons they are potentially the biggest threat to Renault's best of the rest placing in the standings. read more »

Red Bull, Haas, Williams complete Pirelli test at Silverstone read more »

Former Formula 1 driver Esteban Gutierrez is ambitious on making a second comeback in Formula 1, after spending two years on the sideline since his last appearance with the... read more »

Nico Hulkenberg feels Haas has asserted itself as Renault's biggest threat in F1's tight scrap over fourth place.  read more »