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News›Dutch Grand Prix 2026

Guenther Steiner admits he stayed at Haas too long

Motorsport.com+ 2 moreMon 17 Aug · 15:07 UTCupdated Tue 18 Aug · 13:08 UTCHave your say
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Former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has expressed regret about staying with the team longer than he should have, admitting he remained for two additional years before his departure. He also indicated a willingness to return to Formula 1 if presented with an appealing project.

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First to reportGuenther Steiner admits he stayed at Haas F1 team "two years too long"Former Haas Formula 1 team principal Guenther Steiner has admitted that he stayed at the American outfit "two years too long". Steiner, who built the team from scratch ahead of its 2016 F1 debut with the backing of team owner Gene Haas, left the role at the end of the 2023 season when his contract was not renewed. Speaking on the High Performance podcast, Steiner reflected on his tenure and ... Keep readingMotorsport.comMon 17 Aug · 15:07 UTCRead their report →
Guenther Steiner makes candid ‘two years too long’ Haas F1 admissionGuenther Steiner believes he should have left Haas two years before his eventual F1 sacking 'took that decision away' from him.Motorsport WeekMon 17 Aug · 16:22 UTCRead →
Guenther Steiner makes Haas confession amid F1 return speculationFormer Haas Formula 1 boss Guenther Steiner has conceded that he remained with the team for too long.CrashTue 18 Aug · 12:57 UTCRead →
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