That's going to be a resounding no. Haas just don't have the facilities or capacity to ever trouble the top of the grid.Jurgen von Diaz wrote: ↑10 Aug 2024, 11:43Yes, they are. Let's see if they can have their first podium with Ocon and Bearmann.dennis h wrote:Facts are brutal aren't they ?
I don't think they'll ever be. They are the smallest team by a margin, has their operations split over 3 countries, is never really attracting top level talent, and a customer team. They have an owner that really does not like pumping additional funding into the team and is more often than not going to have one of the smaller budgets on the grid anyway. This is a team that if they maximize their potential, is only ever going to reach the midfield. I would like for that not to be the case because that usually means Ferrari are doing something right.
His personality (as shown on the TV) was parody. This is not useful for an F1 team in my opinion.stephen wrote: ↑17 Aug 2024, 19:28Haas’ Team Principal Ayao Komatsu has revealed that owner Gene Haas became increasingly irked by condonations of the poor results the team suffered during Günther Steiner’s tenure.
https://www.motorsportweek.com/2024/08/ ... -failures/
Was it just Steiner's fault or the team didn't have enough quality on a whole to get good results?
That's right. They chose Ocon as Bearman's mentor. I wonder what kind of mushrooms Gene and Ayao have been eating when making this decision.dennis h wrote:This years car was built with Steiner, Resta, Molina and Piraccini on board and involved...
They are no longer there.
We shall see how their replacements are doing in a year or so with different drivers .
