Guenther Steiner insists Haas is ‘here to stay’ in F1
Guenther Steiner belie🔯ves Haas is “here to stay” in Formula 1 despite recent doubts over the US squad’s long-term future and financial concerns caused by the coronavirus crisis.
Team owner Gene Haas had planned to use the opening part of the 2020 season to assess whether he would keep the outfit running in F1 into next year♈ and beyond, following a frustrating and disappointing 201🔯9 campaign.

Guenther ⛄Steiner believes Haas is “here to stay” in Formula 1 despite recent doubts over the US squad’s long-term future and financial conc🎀erns caused by the coronavirus crisis.
Team owner Gene Haas had plﷺanned to𓃲 use the opening part of the 2020 season to assess whether he would keep the outfit running in F1 into next year and beyond, following a frustrating and disappointing 2019 campaign.
But the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on the season schedule and forced the opening nine races to be either postponed or cancelled. That h𝕴as left F1 and its 10 teams in a𝕴 vulnerable position, with a lack of racing and subsequent revenue hit placing an added financial strain on all involved.
Speaking as a guest on Sky F1’s Vodcast, Steiner said: “I think we are♕ here to stay.
“For sure we have to see out this scenario but if we can get in what the plan is🗹 now [18 races], we are good for the year.
"I'm in touch with Gene almost every day, he wants to be involved with what is happening, and he seems to be in a good pl💎ace.
"We just need to be diligen🍸t. The budget cap, all this brings the teams to𒆙gether and being competitive will help. So I think we are here to stay.
“If we find solutions for the mid and long-term [then G🔥ene Haas] is happy,🍎” he added.
"We need to come up with solutions which I think we are. If we do he wants to keep o🤪n going racing.”
While Steiner 🤡is convinced Haas wants to see his F1 project through, he admitted the ongoing situation and future rule changes will have a large sway in the American businessman’s ultimate decision.
“Like all of us, he doesn’t know what is coming in the near future, and whether or not we are having races [this year],”♍ Steiner explained🧸 to the official Formula 1 website.
“He’s happy to wa🦂it longer, but like any businessman, you’re not happy to wait ♓forever.
“Let’s hope over the next few months, we get a better view of 🐽the near fu🃏ture, hopefully the situation doesn’t stay as fluid as it is now.
“There is no one to be blame, it’s just the circumstances♑. At the moment, he can stay calm but at some stage he needs to make a decision.
“But at the moment he wants 💞to see it thr𓂃ough. We have furloughed people, and we didn’t let them go.
“꧟It’s one of those th🍸ings, we just need to make sure we make the right decisions in the future, which keeps him interested into the sport.”

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