Haas has credibility? That's a ludicrous claim. They lost it ages ago after the Rich Energy debacle. They don't really have an image to uphold, so I honestly don't care what Mazepin does off track. I'm not outraged in the slightest.
This is primarily Ferrari's fault. Don't forget that Ferrari is the team that forgot how to make a competitive race car.
Should say the model-specific forums are alright since the staff there run a very tight ship, so discussions have to stay strictly on the topic of the cars. However, since all opinions are still allowed as long as they follow the rules, it doesn't take much for those guys to reveal their broader views when 1 topic merges with another. Turning point for me was seeing a user claim Lewis should remain quiet on topics he has partial knowledge of, when the topic was as a black man & BLM. I pretty much got a clearer conclusion of why the same few folks there always have a ridiculous anti-Lewis argument on hand for any F1-topic, & it no longer seemed just b/c Lewis was knocking on the door of Schumacher with a rival manufacturer. Mods moved all further discussion to the politic subforum there, but you have to be subscribed as a paying member, of which I'm thankfully not; I'm not sure I could comprehend their political approaches if they were anywhere as silly as "Merc. purposely sabotaging Russell for Lewis"....
I understand that. But, if Ferrari is investing efforts to build a hub near their factory for Haas, surely that means Ferrari sees them sticking around for a while?
Guess I'm just looking at this incorrectly. I understood Magpie's point that Ferrari was only sending staff to Haas to cut their budget, but I didn't think that explained why Ferrari would be setting up a hub for Haas near the factory. Looking at your source compared to the one I saw, looks as if the "hub" is just Ferrari's way of keeping those employees nearby.
