Haas has officially begun the Formula 1 launch season, revealing images of their new livery for 2022.
This year sees F1 introduce brand new regulations aimed at improving the racing with cars creating much more downforce from ground effect aerodynamics than before.
The car used by Haas to unveil their latest red, white and blue livery is understood to be a base version of the new VF-22 with the full design to be revealed when it hits the track in Barcelona later this month.
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Nikita Mazepin and Mick Schumacher will once again be the driver pairing as the American team hopes to make a significant step up the pecking order.
Last year, Haas spent the entire year at the back of the grid after deciding not to update their 2020 car and instead, put all their resources into the new 2022 regulations.
As part of their technical partnership with Ferrari, the new car was designed by a number of former employees at the Scuderia who joined a new Haas 'hub' in Maranello, led by technical director Simone Resta.
Whether some of the details on the VF-22 offer clues as to what to expect from the new Ferrari F1-75 remains to be seen.
Launching the new era of Formula 1 cars 🙌
— Haas F1 Team (@HaasF1Team) February 4, 2022
Proudly presenting the #VF22 #HaasF1 #FWD2022 pic.twitter.com/JvK9YoJjbb
