A major upgrade brought to F1’s British Grand Prix has lifted hopes for the Haas team
Nico Hulkenberg thinks Haas is now fighting with Aston Martin and RB to be the fifth-fastest team in Formula 1 after what he calls a 'hell of a comeback'. An upgrade package introduced at last weekend's British Grand Prix helped deliver an impressive step forward in pace for the American-owned Haas squad, with Hulkenberg finishing sixth for the second consecutive weekend.
' The progress of Haas has been impressive this season, especially considering that team principal Ayao Komatsu warned before the start of the campaign that the squad could be stuck at the back of the field. But with the VF-24 proving to offer a solid baseline and a run of upgrades having delivered the steps forward hoped for, things have turned out very different from the early pessimism.
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