Team principal Guenther Steiner said at the launch that 'the VF-20 has to deliver where our previous car didnвЂ™t. Most importantly, it is the car that had to bring Haas back into the midfield, after a very troubled 2019 season in which the team were at a loss to explain the difficulties experienced at a large amount of circuits, while doing much better at other venues. Beyond that, the Haas team continued to take massive 'inspiration' from Ferrari's aerodynamic work, resulting in a car that appears very similar to the Ferrari SF90. Continuing their partnership with Ferrari, the Haas VF-20 is powered by the 2020 Ferrari power unit, paired to a 2019 Ferrari 8-speed gearbox. Partnered to that is the team's operational headquarters at Banbury, Oxford, from where the team operates its race and test teams. The car continues the regular Haas tradition in Formula One, with the team having engineers present at Dallara headquarters to develop the chassis and brank on the Italian company's experience. After a single year in black and gold - coming along with the terminated Rich Energy sponsorship deal - the team returned to its black, white and red colours, the core colours of Haas Automation. Haas unveiled its 'new' colours on February 6 via the release of a number of car renderings.

Major partners: Haas Automation, Jack & Jones, Peak, BlueDEF, Richard Mille, Alpinestars, Windshear

Crolla ( TM), Gunther Steiner ( TP)Дrivers Romain Grosjean (8), Kevin Magnussen (20), Pietro Fittipaldi (test) Team: Haas F1 Team Team: Phil Dixon ( HVP), Ayao Komatsu ( CRE), Steve Fraser ( HEL), Fabio Segalini ( DCD), Matthew Scott ( CM), Gene Haas (Chairman), Peter J.

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