World News – GB – Haas keeps F1 driver options open, but Romain Grosjean is already pursuing other series

The Haas Formula 1 team have been at the forefront of the rumor in recent weeks, especially when it comes to their driver lineup Team boss Guenther Steiner has made it clear that he was not very happy with Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen, and there are other talented drivers in the unemployment pool

Romain Grosjean specifically spoke about what he sees as his options for the future In an interview with Autosport, he sounded as if he was already actively planning to be dropped by F1 He notes that he has options available in both the World Endurance Championship and Formula E He also noted the fact that IndyCar is a « nice series » but oval events are not particularly tempting. p>

When it comes to F1, you can’t read too much in anyone’s words The smoke and mirrors game that teams and drivers play with the media is part of F1 After all, how much How many times have we heard Mercedes cite Ferrari and Red Bull as a legitimate threat, only to go on and dominate the championship?

But I have to say Grosjean appears to be actively pursuing something in a different series, although he says he would like to stay in F1

Meanwhile, Sergio Perez was seen as a potential option after being unceremoniously dropped by Racing Point in favor of Sebastian Vettel A few weeks ago, we talked about how he would be a great option for Haas. He’s fast, he comes with cash and, most importantly, he hasn’t creaked Steiner’s nerves in recent years

There is nothing obvious at the moment, because there are so many options

You have to make the best decision for the team in the medium and long term, not just for It’s not that we just need a little money for next year We really agree with that It’s a long term way: how can we improve? How to get the most out of the team? How can we get back to our performance of 2018 and better?

I think there are more opportunities now with the budget cap from next year and new regulations from 2022

Aside from Perez, Nico Hulkenburg has been a free agent, and it looks like Red Bull Racing is looking to oust Daniil Kvyat in favor of one of their junior drivers.There are plenty of talented options out there who will actively seek a seat in the near future

Meanwhile, Ferrari junior drivers are looking to make their way in F1 This directive largely comes from Ferrari, the engine supplier to Haas, who obviously want to strengthen their own junior program

But one of those untested engines could be a solid option for Haas, especially as looming cost caps make a well-funded engine slightly less appealing in favor of one that can easily scale to one. new set of rules

I think it’s time for Haas to leave Grosjean and Magnussen They need a reshuffle in their driver lineup Sign Perez or Hulk and maybe favor a young, rising Ferrari academy for a few years I think between Ferrari’s two informal ‘B’ teams (Haas and Alfa Romeo), one of them will win the Ferrari junior driver who will win Formula 2 (who looks like Mick right now)

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