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Toyota makes a comeback to Formula One as a partner with Haas

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Last updated: 2024/10/11 at 8:39 AM
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Toyota’s return to Formula One has been making headlines recently, with the Japanese manufacturer partnering with US team Haas after a 15-year absence from the sport. The announcement comes as a surprise to many, as Toyota last participated in Formula One in 2009, with no Grand Prix wins to their name. However, the team did manage to secure 13 podium finishes during their eight-season stint in the sport. Haas, currently placed seventh in the constructor standings, will benefit from Toyota’s design, technical, and manufacturing services, with their cars set to feature Toyota branding at the upcoming United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas.

Toyota chairman Akio Toyoda expressed his excitement about the partnership, stating that he feels like an “ordinary older guy who loves cars” once again. Toyoda mentioned that he had always regretted blocking Japanese youths from driving the world’s fastest cars when Toyota pulled out of Formula One in 2009. Despite this, he believes that the decision to withdraw from the sport at that time was not wrong. Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu also shared his enthusiasm about working with Toyota, describing the partnership as beneficial for both parties. He mentioned that having a world leader in the automotive sector supporting their organization will help accelerate technical and engineering expertise.

In addition to their partnership with Toyota, Haas has also made a significant driver announcement for the upcoming season. French driver Esteban Ocon has been signed to drive for the team on a multi-year contract, joining forces with 19-year-old British driver Oliver Bearman. The addition of Ocon to the team’s lineup has further fueled excitement among fans and experts, as the talented driver is expected to bring a wealth of experience and skill to the Haas team. With the combination of Ocon’s expertise behind the wheel and Toyota’s technical support, Haas is poised to make a strong comeback in Formula One.

As the Formula One season progresses, all eyes will be on the Haas team and their partnership with Toyota to see how they perform on the track. The return of Toyota to Formula One after 15 years has certainly created a buzz in the racing world, with fans eagerly anticipating the team’s debut at the United States Grand Prix. With their shared commitment to excellence and innovation, Toyota and Haas are set to shake up the world of Formula One and make their mark on the sport once again. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting partnership and the forthcoming success of the Haas team in the world of Formula One racing.

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