Haas have signed a key figure from Alpine to manage the team's relationship with Toyota amid mounting rumours of a ...

A year has passed since Guenther Steiner and the Haas F1 team parted ways. During that time, the team has seemed to find some pace — and the former team principal has shared more about the ...

As preparations for the new Formula 1 season continue, Sergio Perez sits at home with his family. The Mexican lost his seat at Red Bull Racing, but that doesn't mean a definite departure for the ...

Guenther Steiner has questioned Red Bull’s decision not to promote Yuki Tsunoda from the Racing Bulls team. The former Haas team principal does not understand the logic behind retaining him in ...

Guenther Steiner claims that Gene Haas doesn't want to win Formula 1 championships; he simply wants to participate.

Former Haas team principal, Guenther Steiner played a huge role in helping the American outfit establish itself in F1, back in 2016, but his ambitions just did not end there. He wanted to make them a ...

STEINER Guenther (ita), Team Principal of Haas F1 team, portrait HORNER Christian (gbr), Team Principal of Red Bull Racing, portrait during the 2023 Formula 1 Rolex Grosser Preis von Osterreich, 2023 ...

Your Boys in Blue are BACK! Royals Rally returns on February 1, 2025. We’ll see you back at the ballpark for an exciting day of fandom. Make a lifetime memory and take home an autograph from one of ...

Former Haas Team Principal Guenther Steiner has boldly predicted that McLaren will emerge victorious in both the Constructors' and Drivers' Championships in 2025. However, the outspoken Italian ...

It’s a position Steiner has questioned, reasoning that it would have been more prudent to promote the Japanese driver for a season to properly assess his potential. “I don’t think that was ...

and former Haas boss Guenther Steiner in attending the event. It will be a busy weekend for Bottas who will represent Finland at the Race of Champions on Friday and Saturday night in Sydney.

“I think he will remember the ’24 year as [the] pretty sttiest year of his life,”** Steiner told GPBlog, acknowledging the relentless challenges Horner faced. “So we have to give him credit. He always ...