The Haas F1 is not expecting "magic" results from its significant Canadian Grand Prix upgrade package, according to boss Guenther Steiner read more »

Haas Formula 1 drivers Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen have been warned not to crash in Canadian Grand Prix practice and qualifying as the team lacks spares for its upgrades read more »

Guenther Steiner has just one message for his Haas drivers this weekend, "don't crash", as the team is short on parts. read more »

A lack of spare parts means Grosjean and Magnussen are ordered to avoid Montreal's unforgiving barriers. read more »

F1 2018 has so far been dominated by three teams and three drivers in a fiercely competitive start to the season - but the midfield battle has been just as intense with... read more »

Haas will wait until after the summer break to begin talks with their drivers about next season. read more »

The Haas team principal hopes the updates the team are bringing to the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve this weekend are enough to bring home some good points. read more »

Kevin Magnussen says he's happy to stay at Haas in the future in Formula 1 but admits he'll look at any offers from top teams if he gets any. read more »

Haas expects a return to form in Montreal, with Circuit Gilles Villeneuve being the debut of the organization's first round of major updates. read more »

Months of listening to Romain Grosjean complaining about his brakes may finally be over with the Frenchman revealing he is "loving" Haas' brakes. read more »

Haas will introduce a new front wing, floor and bargeboards as part of its upgrade package for the Canadian Grand Prix as it aims to forget its frustrating Monaco race read more »

Haas are hoping they can bounce back in Canada with some new upgrades following their dismal showing at the Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

In the wake of a highly disappointing weekend in Monaco, Haas is introducing some significant upgrades in time for Canada. read more »

Haas is bringing a "significant" set of new parts to the Canadian Grand Prix after purposefully delaying the first major upgrade for its 2018 Formula 1 car read more »

Haas outlines 'first major update' for Canadian GP read more »

Although Kevin Magnussen is happy at Haas, he says he would "accept" a drive with a top team if it meant fighting for the World title. read more »

It was a race to forget for Williams, with both cars having issues. Haas improved on their grid positions, but only because of other retirements, one of which was... read more »

In the end, this is what we had to expect. We got two cars home in 13th and 15th. There was not much more in it. read more »

Haas F1 Team drivers Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen qualified 15th and 19th, respectively, for the Monaco Grand Prix Sunday at Circuit de Monaco. Grosjean, however, will... read more »

Haas' Monaco woes were perhaps complicated by the removal of parts of the VF18's bargeboards, which proved to be too fragile over the Monte Carlo kerbs. read more »

Haas removed parts of the bargeboard package of its Formula 1 car for Monaco Grand Prix qualifying because they were too fragile read more »

It was a qualifying to forget for Haas, with both drivers finding themselves amongst the Williams and Sauber cars. read more »

Kevin Magnussen: Haas' Monaco pace drop 'a bit of a shock' read more »

The under pressure Frenchman was down in eighteenth in second practice on Thursday but feels positive that Haas can challenge for Q3 on Saturday. read more »

Romain Grosjean has already showed signs of recovering from his difficult start to the 2018 F1 season in Monaco, according to Haas team principal Günther Steiner. read more »