Haas have one of the most unique setups in the history of Formula 1 and it’s arguably just got even more complicated. There was plenty of disagreement in the paddock when Haas first entered F1 back in 2016 about whether the team was created in the spirit of the sport. Led by Guenther Steiner, Haas arrived on the grid at that year’s Australian Grand Prix with a car that had almost the maximum number of parts allowed from a rival manufacturer. Haas went on to score points on their debut through Romain Grosjean in a car that was essentially a B-spec Ferrari. Throughout their history, Haas have fa…
