Haas’ role in Formula One is a confusing one. Are the American team? Well they might have an American owner but they don’t make a fuss about being American and their cars are built in Italy anyway. Are they trying to work themselves toward the front of the grid? Again, not really. They’re pretty honest about not having the resources to be in a position to fight for podiums, ever. Are they just run as a business then? Kind of, maybe. F1 teams do make money now thanks to the budget cap but if Gene Haas really wanted to make some money, wouldn’t he just sell the team to someone and walk away with the best part of a billion dollars? For the longest time they’ve been viewed as just another back marker team with almost no aspiration of being anymore than that. However, that is starting to change and today, I’m going to tell you why Haas, with the help of some new allies, are on the brink of becoming a serious player in Formula One. I’m George, you’re watching F1 Reverse, and this is don’t @ me, the show where I try to justify a ridiculous hot take.
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