Haas's nightmare weekend at Zandvoort ended with both cars parked trackside, neither Ollie Bearman nor Esteban Ocon seeing the checkered flag. Bearman's power unit died on the formation lap after the red flag restart—he completed exactly one racing lap. Ocon made it deeper before his PU failed too, triggering a late VSC. Neither DNF cost points; both Haas cars were already buried in the field. The American squad hasn't found pace since their Canada upgrade misfired, and they've tumbled from points contenders to fighting off Williams and Aston Martin. They're seventh in the standings, but Audi has scored in four straight races and is closing fast. Upgrades arrive in Monza, where Haas needs them badly. Team boss Ayao Komatsu found one bright spot: Esteban's stop was the team's quickest all season. Small consolation when you're watching both cars die on the same afternoon.
Read the full story at formula1.com‘A REALLY HORRIBLE WEEKEND’ AS HAAS SUFFER DOUBLE DUTCH DNF
Haas's nightmare weekend at Zandvoort ended with both cars parked trackside, neither Ollie Bearman nor Esteban Ocon seeing the checkered flag. Bearman's power unit died on the formation lap after the red flag restart—he completed exactly one racing lap. Ocon made it deeper before his PU failed too, triggering a late VSC. Neither DNF cost points; both Haas cars were already buried in the field. The American squad hasn't found pace since their Canada upgrade misfired, and they've tumbled from points contenders to fighting off Williams and Aston Martin. They're seventh in the standings, but Audi has scored in four straight races and is closing fast. Upgrades arrive in Monza, where Haas needs them badly. Team boss Ayao Komatsu found one bright spot: Esteban's stop was the team's quickest all season. Small consolation when you're watching both cars die on the same afternoon.
