News›Dutch Grand Prix 2026Is Haas Quietly Preparing to Become Toyota’s Factory F1 Team?thejudge13.comTue 18 Aug · 12:51 UTCSaveShare0 commentscommentsImage via thejudge13.comFull coverage · 1 articleIs Haas Quietly Preparing to Become Toyota’s Factory F1 Team?A Low-Cost Entry Into Motorsport’s Top Tier Haas F1 joined the Formula 1 grid in 2016, just as the Virgin/Marussia project had failed. The cost of entering F1 for Gene Haas was at the time modest, with the entry fee payable to the FIA set at just $20M. Now that fee stands at $600M for ... Read morethejudge13.comFirst to reportRead →Tue 18 Aug · 12:51 UTCIn this storyMGMarc GenéFollowIgnoreHTHaas F1 TeamFollowIgnoreMMarussiaFollowIgnoreTToyotaFollowIgnoreVVirginFollowIgnoreRelated storiesIs this F1 2026 team-mate fight too skewed to trust?Ollie Bearman is dominating F1 team-mate Esteban Ocon - but is the 2026 Haas too erratic to put much weight into how they are comparing?the-race.com0 commentsMon 17 Aug · 08:14 UTCAxed F1 team boss on running for FIA presidentFormer Haas F1 chief Guenther Steiner has laughed off the suggestion that he would ever run for FIA president.gpfans.com0 commentsSat 15 Aug · 20:45 UTCGuenther Steiner Claims Mercedes No Longer Needs Max VerstappenFormer Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has stated that Mercedes' need for Max Verstappen has diminished. He suggests that the team may have already identified a promising talent in Kimi Anton.Motorsport.com+ 1 moreAlso covering thisCrash0 commentsSat 15 Aug · 11:30 UTCIs Cadillac Heading for F1’s Biggest Corporate Blunder Since Jaguar?The debate over the two biggest F1 manufacturer failures of the 21st century is a close race between Toyota and Jaguar F1. While Honda’s decision to sell its team to Ross Brawn for £1—only to watch the car they had designed and engineered win both world championships in 2009—was painful, at least their endeavors eventually ... Read morethejudge13.com0 commentsFri 14 Aug · 12:47 UTCLoading comments…
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