Why Haas plan to ally with Ferrari and turn against F1 midfield teams in the cost-cap vote

Haas is preparing to vote against proposed changes to the Formula 1 cost cap, siding with Ferrari and the other leading teams. The team believes that increasing the cost cap would not benefit their performance, as they are already struggling to reach the current limit of $215 million.

James Vowles, the team principal of Williams, is advocating for changes that would allow midfield teams to spend more to improve their competitiveness. However, with the current voting split evenly, the outcome will depend on the stance of other teams, particularly Racing Bulls, which could influence the decision at the upcoming F1 Commission meeting.