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sports-formula-11 year ago

F1 Rejects Andretti's Bid for 2025 Entry: Steiner's Intriguing Theory

Former Haas team boss Guenther Steiner believes Formula 1 rejected Andretti’s bid to protect both the existing teams and Andretti "from themselves." F1 cited operational burden on race promoters and potential reduction of space for other competitors as reasons for the rejection, but left the door open for Andretti to reapply in 2028. Steiner supports F1's decision, emphasizing the difficulty of succeeding in the sport and the need to ensure new teams are competitive.

via Planet F1|
#andretti#competitive-teams#formula-1
motorsports1 year ago

Andretti's F1 Bid Rejected Despite Disagreement

Former Haas boss Guenther Steiner believes F1's rejection of Andretti's bid to join the grid before 2028 is a move to protect the sport from uncompetitive teams. F1 cited concerns about Andretti's readiness and questioned its understanding of the challenge involved. Steiner likened the decision to football's safeguards like relegation and highlighted the increased pressure on new teams to be competitive in the current F1 landscape, which has evolved significantly since Haas joined in 2016.

via ESPN|
#andretti#competitive-teams#f1
motorsports1 year ago

F1 Rejects Andretti's Bid for 2025 Entry

Former Haas boss Guenther Steiner believes F1's rejection of Andretti's bid to join the grid before 2028 is a move to protect the sport from uncompetitive teams. F1 cited concerns about Andretti's readiness and questioned its understanding of the competitive challenge. Steiner likened F1's decision to football's safeguards like relegation and emphasized the increased pressure on new teams to be competitive due to the sport's changed landscape, including budget caps and global popularity.

via ESPN.co.uk|
#andretti#competitive-teams#f1
sports2 years ago

"Haas F1 Team Shakeup: Steiner Out, New Boss In, and Red Bull Car Launch Confirmed"

Gene Haas expresses embarrassment over Haas F1 Team's poor performance and attributes it to aero issues, while emphasizing the importance of their partnership with Ferrari. He explains the decision to replace team principal Guenther Steiner with Ayao Komatsu, citing the need for a different direction to improve the team's performance. Haas believes Komatsu's technical approach will benefit the team and prefers promoting from within rather than hiring outsiders due to his experience with Haas Automation.

via Motorsport.com|
#ferrari#formula-1#gene-haas
sports2 years ago

"Haas F1 Parts Ways with Team Principal Guenther Steiner, Names New Boss"

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner, known for his charismatic and colorful personality, has been replaced by former director of engineering Ayao Komatsu after 10 years in charge. Despite Steiner's popularity and success in recruiting the team's title sponsor, MoneyGram, the decision was made due to the team's underperformance, finishing bottom in the constructors' championship last year. Steiner's blunt outspoken attitude and limited budget success were admired, but the team's inability to develop their own direction for the car has been a repeated setback. Komatsu will focus on the team's performance with a new role being created to handle non-competitive management.

via The Guardian|
#ayao-komatsu#formula-one#guenther-steiner
sports-formula-one2 years ago

"Unraveling the Shocking Departure of Guenther Steiner from Haas F1"

Guenther Steiner's departure from Haas raises questions about the team's future, as owner Gene Haas replaces him with rookie team boss Ayao Komatsu. Steiner, known for his blunt and no-nonsense attitude, played a crucial role in establishing the team and has been a popular figure in the paddock. Haas' struggles to show progress, lack of investment, and outdated facilities have led to speculation about Gene Haas' long-term ambitions in F1. The departure of Steiner and technical director Simone Resta suggests a shift in the team's direction, while the appointment of Komatsu as team boss raises concerns about the team's future performance.

via ESPN|
#formula-one#gene-haas#guenther-steiner
sports2 years ago

"Steiner's Departure: Impact and Future of Haas F1"

Guenther Steiner has left his role as Team Principal of Haas F1 Team, with Ayao Komatsu being promoted to replace him. Steiner, who led the team since 2016, has been succeeded by Komatsu, who has been with the team since its debut. The decision comes after discussions between Steiner and owner Gene Haas, with the aim of improving the team's on-track performance. Komatsu, with over 20 years of experience in Formula 1, will focus on maximizing the team's potential through employee empowerment and structural process efficiency.

via Formula 1|
#ayao-komatsu#formula-1#guenther-steiner
sports2 years ago

"Komatsu Appointed Haas F1 Team Principal as Steiner Departs"

Guenther Steiner is out as Haas F1 team principal after a poor 2023 season, with owner Gene Haas opting not to renew his contract. Ayao Komatsu will take over as team principal, focusing on improving on-track performance and maximizing the team's potential through employee empowerment and efficiency. Steiner's departure follows tension with Haas over the team's technical direction and investment, while Komatsu aims to lead the team to improved results with the support of the organization and partners.

via Autosport|
#ayao-komatsu#f1#guenther-steiner