2021 Haas F1 Team

[Holm86]

Uralkali is the title sponsor
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Nice livery
Maybe they can combine it with the American flag

They could just add some stars to the blue parts

[101FlyingDutchman]

Right at the back again this year

[Santozini]

A Russian livery on an American car the irony looks good none the less

[adrianjordan]

That's just a livery launch, right?

Because that looks like an old car.... Hell I'm sure I see slots in the floor....

[Dr. Acula]

That's just a livery launch, right?

Because that looks like an old car.... Hell I'm sure I see slots in the floor....

Yes it is. Though the "new" car is mostly the old car. Haas didn't even use their aero tokens for this year. So the changes they could do for the new car other than adopting for the new rules are quite limited.

[KiLLu12258]

this car looks really slow and underdeveloped?

[Herr_Koos]

this car looks really slow and underdeveloped?

It is, since this is not the new car but just the 2020 car with the new livery. We already know the 2020 car received no development last year.

[El Scorchio]

Good to see they haven't sold out to the Mazepins and the mighty rouble.

[adrianjordan]

Is this the first time a fertiliser company has been a title sponsor??

[JordanMugen]

Good to see they haven't sold out to the Mazepins and the mighty rouble.

It's surprising that a minor sponsor can dictate the whole livery?

[_cerber1]

Good to see they haven't sold out to the Mazepins and the mighty rouble.

I think it’s a matter of time, the financial situation of Mazepin’s father allows him to buy half of the piloton.

[El Scorchio]

Good to see they haven't sold out to the Mazepins and the mighty rouble.

I think it’s a matter of time, the financial situation of Mazepin’s father allows him to buy half of the piloton.

Totally agree! I can see it being Racing Point/Aston Martin mk2. I hope it's not indicative of the way the sport may go, with ultra rich persons buying teams, or buying into teams as projects in order to get a family member or friend into an F1 car.

it's surely only a matter of time before someone with serious money from China or the Middle East gets on the grid in order to create a Chinese/Saudi (or other) champion. Perhaps even another Russian. Hopefully the budget cap should prevent a situation similar to, say, Man City or PSG in football, but it's something to look out for.

[aMessageToCharlie]

Is this the first time a fertiliser company has been a title sponsor??

Ineos' formaldehyde is also used for herbicides and fertilizers, so that honor could also go to them.

[Jolle]

Good to see they haven't sold out to the Mazepins and the mighty rouble.

I think it’s a matter of time, the financial situation of Mazepin’s father allows him to buy half of the piloton.

Totally agree! I can see it being Racing Point/Aston Martin mk2. I hope it's not indicative of the way the sport may go, with ultra rich persons buying teams, or buying into teams as projects in order to get a family member or friend into an F1 car.

it's surely only a matter of time before someone with serious money from China or the Middle East gets on the grid in order to create a Chinese/Saudi (or other) champion. Perhaps even another Russian. Hopefully the budget cap should prevent a situation similar to, say, Man City or PSG in football, but it's something to look out for.

You mean like McLaren

[El Scorchio]

I think it’s a matter of time, the financial situation of Mazepin’s father allows him to buy half of the piloton.

Totally agree! I can see it being Racing Point/Aston Martin mk2. I hope it's not indicative of the way the sport may go, with ultra rich persons buying teams, or buying into teams as projects in order to get a family member or friend into an F1 car.

it's surely only a matter of time before someone with serious money from China or the Middle East gets on the grid in order to create a Chinese/Saudi (or other) champion. Perhaps even another Russian. Hopefully the budget cap should prevent a situation similar to, say, Man City or PSG in football, but it's something to look out for.

You mean like McLaren

I did think McLaren, but not quite. They have not just poured unending billions into the team (like they could have done) to provide a limitless budget or tried to shoehorn a Bahraini driver into the car.