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Home » Haas pass FIA crash tests with 2025 Formula 1 car: chassis approved

Haas pass FIA crash tests with 2025 Formula 1 car: chassis approved. Haas has already had the chassis of its 2025 car approved.

Kevin Magnussen, Haas 2024 F1

A source close to the Italian website Formula1.it has revealed that Haas has already had the chassis of its 2025 car approved, a year in which the team aims for fifth place in the Constructors’ Championship.

The American team is the first to receive the green light from the International Federation for this component of the car, following the usual tests.

Given the progress shown this year, nothing prevents the team led by Ayao Komatsu from believing it can become the “best of the rest” (the best after the four top teams: McLaren, Ferrari, Red Bull, and Mercedes) in the upcoming season.

Aston Martin will undoubtedly benefit from the contribution of a certain Adrian Newey, but this year it struggled significantly. Alpine has shown progress since the arrival of the Oakes-Briatore duo but will need to reconfirm its performance.

Haas, on the other hand, will be able to rely on a solid and fast car—an evolution of the VF-24—and two drivers of the caliber of Esteban Ocon and Oliver Bearman.

In short, all the conditions are in place for an intense midfield battle. And the anticipation for 2025 has already begun just a few days ago…

Dec 13, 2024Sarah Thompson
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