Sebastien Bourdais can understand why American drivers would be upset by the comments made by Haas Team Principal Guenther Steiner. read more »

Guenther Steiner says there is no reason why Haas won't retain both Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen beyond 2018. read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes Haas are on the right track to succeed in Formula 1, and the fact they've done better in their first two seasons than Force India did proves that. read more »

Guenther Steiner says that Haas would welcome the chance for a rebranding - potentially with Maserati, in the wake of Sauber's deal with Alfa Romeo. read more »

Haas probably hurt itself in the 2017 Formula 1 season by switching focus to its '18 car too early, team principal Gunther Steiner has admitted read more »

IndyCar racer and ex-grand prix driver Sebastien Bourdais has hit back at claims by the Haas team that there are no American drivers ready to compete in Formula 1 at the moment read more »

Kevin Magnussen has explained how he feels very much at home at Haas and has likened the functional, simple team environment to a Formula 3 team. read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes there is no reason why Haas cannot follow Force India up the grid, after all, the American team has "done better" at the start of its career. read more »

IndyCar drivers criticise Haas team principal Gunether Steiner over F1 driver policy read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes Haas's first two seasons show it has the potential to emulate Formula 1's overachiever Force India read more »

Indianapolis 500 winner and multiple Champ Car champion Gil de Ferran says Haas's belief that there are currently no American drivers who could step up to Formula 1 is unfair read more »

Mario Andretti calls out Haas team boss Günther Steiner for saying no American drivers would be ready to race in F1. read more »

Haas has had its authenticity as a true American team questioned following some "B.S" comments made by its F1 team boss Guenther Steiner about the viability of... read more »

IndyCar driver Graham Rahal has strongly disagreed with Haas's claim that no American drivers are ready for Formula 1 racing. read more »

Gunther Steiner says Haas wants to place an American driver in one of its Formula 1 race seats but does not feel there is anyone currently ready to step in read more »

After a trying time with McLaren and Renault, Kevin Magnussen says he is finding life with Haas "more enjoyable" as there is "less negative pressure." read more »

Kevin Magnussen says he felt "negative pressure" during his early years in Formula 1 with McLaren and Renault, and that joining Haas has helped rebuild his confidence read more »

The Frenchman predicts a stronger McLaren and Renault to shake-up the mid-field running order in 2018, but tells Haas to concentrate on their own work. read more »

Guenther Steiner concedes that finding sponsorship is a "priority" for Haas, but insists the team won't sell themselves on the cheap. read more »

Kevin Magnussen praises 'Formula 3' vibe at Haas read more »

The Haas Formula 1 team is open to a future rebranding, but has nothing on the horizon in the manner of fellow Ferrari customer Sauber's new Alfa Romeo deal read more »

Toto Wolff confirms Mercedes is "having discussions" over a closer tie to a smaller F1 outfit, following Ferrari's "clever" approach with Haas and Sauber. read more »

Toto Wolff believes that a 'B-team' would be beneficial for Mercedes after Ferrari's success with Haas and upcoming partnership with Sauber. read more »

Impressed by Sauber's and Haas' close ties with Ferrari, Toto Wolff admits a similar move would benefit Mercedes. read more »

Stable regulations mean Haas can evolve their 2017 car for the 2018 season, rather than completely reinvent it as they did twelve months earlier. read more »