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Originally Posted by NickyC
Career suicide, but at least he has the stones to give the new outfit a try. He'll probably be with them 2-3 years (where the highlight will be scoring a point or two), then off to another racing series entirely.
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Eh, not so sure about that. Where exactly is Renault going in the near future? Their engine is still going to be down on power next year. There is a reason Red Bull would rather quit F1, then run Renault power next year.
Haas F1 relationship with Ferrari runs a lot deeper than many realize. They are basically going to be a Ferrari B-team. They were supposedly only going to be getting the engine and inner workings of the car from their big brother. But recently has come out their car is being developed in Ferrari's wind tunnel.
Some people are even questioning Ferrari's recent speed, thinking Ferrari has been using Haas F1 development cars to test parts for their current car.