Mercedes' huge imprint on F1's 'fantastic generation'
It may not have had the quantity of Red Bull's F1 graduates but Mercedes and its junior programme's leader Gwen Lagrue are responsible for helping produce a 'fantastic generation' of drivers
It may not have had the quantity of Red Bull's F1 graduates but Mercedes and its junior programme's leader Gwen Lagrue are responsible for helping produce a 'fantastic generation' of drivers
Gene Haas's squad was once a welcome addition to an F1 grid beset by crises. But F1 has changed since - and Haas doesn't seem to have accepted this
Williams was a major player in the 1980s and 1990s but it somehow went two decades between Monaco GP wins. The latest episode of our Bring Back V10s classic F1 stories podcast looks at the end of that unwanted run and how victory nearly got away
Gene Haas has given his first interview since his eponymous F1 team parted ways with Guenther Steiner, triggering questions over its future direction. Here's a look at the main takeaways from what he had to say
Guenther Steiner's exit from Haas points to that team not living up to the franchise model F1 wants. In an ideal world, Andretti seems to be the logical answer
The Race F1 Podcast dissects the news that Guenther Steiner has left the Haas F1 team, the ramifications of that change and how his replacement Ayao Komatsu may fare
The Haas F1 Team never bore Guenther Steiner's name. But make no mistake - its identity is inseparable from the team boss it has now let go
The veteran Japanese F1 engineer has replaced Haas's ultra-recognisable previous team boss Guenther Steiner
Guenther Steiner's shock exit from the F1 team he essentially created is due to a disagreement with team owner Gene Haas over what the organisation was capable of in its current form
Guenther Steiner has left the Haas Formula 1 team in a bombshell announcement that's created another first-time F1 team boss. But just how big a loss is Steiner to Haas and where should it go from here?
