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A reluctance to reveal secrets at car launches is a subject Formula 1 must confront after an unfulfilling start to its new era this week.

Haas heads into the 2022 F1 season cautiously optimistic it can elevate itself out of its current nadir and return to the midfield fight.

Haas boss Guenther Steiner says his team took advantage of budget cap-inspired free space and personnel at Ferrari's Maranello base.

F1’s ‘launch season’ will kick into full swing this week with three car reveals on consecutive days as excitement for the upcoming 2022 season builds.

Teams will be on the look-out at first pre-season outing to see if they have "missed the trick" says Haas' Simone Resta.

Formula 1 is on the brink of one of its most important seasons yet. In 2022, the cars will look completely different and according to Simone Resta, technical director of Haas F1, every team will keep their eyes wide open to make sure they haven't missed any 'tricks'.

F1 team principal Guenther Steiner says car pictured in renderings released last week is not exactly what we'll see on track.

The Haas F1 team's latest challenger, the VF-22, will look a little bit different when it hits the track in anger for pre-season testing.

U.S.-owned Haas on Friday became the first team to take the wraps off their 2022 car, when they unveiled a digital rendering of their VF-22 challenger that

Simone Resta believes Haas’ design team should create an even better car for 2023 as they continue to gel together.