Has there been a shake up at Haas?

Has there been a shake up at Haas?

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Jasandjules

70,085 posts

232 months

Wednesday 10th January
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What a pity, he always seemed like a straight talker....

Blib

44,532 posts

200 months

Wednesday 10th January
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I read that Gunther's contract ran out and Haas chose not to renew it.

robscot

2,330 posts

193 months

Wednesday 10th January
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Sky F1 should be right in to hire him... would be great TV

rallycross

12,937 posts

240 months

Wednesday 10th January
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I know it’s not his Team but he effectively set the thing up so without him there I doubt they have much chance of improving and who would buy it if mr H decided to sell? It’s no use to Andretti motorsport other than the entry to F1 they junk the rest of it and start from scratch as they don’t need a Ferrari power train or a chassis from Dallara.

Edited by rallycross on Wednesday 10th January 19:58

Jordie Barretts sock

5,041 posts

22 months

Wednesday 10th January
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I really hope he ends up in WEC with a Hypercar team.

HardtopManual

2,486 posts

169 months

Wednesday 10th January
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Worth reminding ourselves what GS thought of AD21: "Look, at the end of the day, both teams have won a world championship and good for them. Red Bull won the drivers' and Mercedes the constructors'. I'd take either of those. Mercedes didn't protest, so off we go. We move on."

Europa Jon

564 posts

126 months

Wednesday 10th January
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There haven't been many truly interesting stories in this closed season, but this is by far the biggest. I just Googled GS's replacement, and it's obvious the articles have been freshly concocted, such is his impact on F1 so far.
Would Gene Haas really sell up? Could Andretti have done a deal? No doubt we'll find out more over the following weeks.

PhilAsia

4,028 posts

78 months

Wednesday 10th January
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HardtopManual said:
Worth reminding ourselves what GS thought of AD21: "Look, at the end of the day, both teams have won a world championship and good for them. Red Bull won the drivers' and Mercedes the constructors'. I'd take either of those.
Yep.

HardtopManual said:
Mercedes didn't protest, so off we go. We move on."
A little niave.


Worth reminding ourselves what many, many others thought of AD21 too... And still do [/incoming]


Edited by PhilAsia on Wednesday 10th January 20:27

Purosangue

1,035 posts

16 months

Wednesday 10th January
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asfault said:
The Brummie said:
Gunther has quit Haas today.

He will be missed I think.
Completely zero reason now to support haas.
This isnt football where changing the manager gets the same players to perform.
he did not quit his contract expired and was not renewed

Jene Haas said:
His contract had expired and Haas chose not to extend it, BBC Sport has learned.

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_Rodders_

585 posts

22 months

Wednesday 10th January
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the-norseman said:
Maybe Netflix will employ him.
Or Sky.

He could replace Crofty.

Red9zero

7,231 posts

60 months

Wednesday 10th January
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Steiner gone, but AD21 laugh

Presuming Ed

1,412 posts

211 months

Wednesday 10th January
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He comes across as a nice guy but you can’t say he was a success at Haas given their results. Vowles at Williams seems to be doing a far better job for example. Haas have been treading water for too long.

Dingu

3,948 posts

33 months

Wednesday 10th January
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HardtopManual said:
Worth reminding ourselves what GS thought of AD21
Is it?

Adrian W

Original Poster:

14,158 posts

231 months

Wednesday 10th January
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Dingu said:
HardtopManual said:
Worth reminding ourselves what GS thought of AD21
Is it?
Can't have a thread on here without someone mentioning it

Leithen

11,261 posts

270 months

Wednesday 10th January
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On the face of it Steiner was the only interesting thing about HAAS.

Feel for Stefano. He must be praying that the team is sold. Bernie would have probably used more direct methods. wink

What's the gap going to be to the rest of the field? 2021 all over again?

wibble cb

3,648 posts

210 months

Wednesday 10th January
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Presuming Ed said:
He comes across as a nice guy but you can’t say he was a success at Haas given their results. Vowles at Williams seems to be doing a far better job for example. Haas have been treading water for too long.
True, but his budget was $2.50 and a bag of nuts, not sure what else he could have with the resources, I think Vowles has more.

tele_lover

390 posts

18 months

Thursday 11th January
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I'm sure I read a few months ago that GS has a running legal dispute with GH because he was promised equity in the beginning. Not sure if this is related.

Liberty will probably approve Andretti now, so long as they hire Gunther on a 10 year TP contract!

tele_lover

390 posts

18 months

Thursday 11th January
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And why didn't Haas hire Otmar??

Teddy Lop

8,301 posts

70 months

Thursday 11th January
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_Rodders_ said:
the-norseman said:
Maybe Netflix will employ him.
Or Sky.

He could replace deck Crofty.

Jordie Barretts sock

5,041 posts

22 months

Thursday 11th January
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Not a chance he will end up at a broadcaster. rofl too much of a fokkin loose cannon viz zees vankars.