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Guenther Steiner pitched the idea of the Formula 1 team to owner Gene Haas more than a decade ago and has served as its team principal ever since it first entered the sport

Haas announced on Wednesday that Guenther Steiner has left his team principal role and the team will head into an F1 season after a leadership change for the first time

Guenther Steiner previously said he was "done with rookies" after Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin failed to set the world alight with Haas, but there are signs his stance may be changing

Just one driver change was made in 2023 with Nyck de Vries replaced by Daniel Ricciardo, but things are set to get much more active this year with 14 of the 20 drivers out of contract

Haas finished bottom of the pile as they struggled throughout the season, scoring points on just four occasions, with a former driver pessimistic about their future prospectd

Speaking to Mirror Sport, Haas F1 driver Kevin Magnussen shared his concerns about the heavy cars currently used as he echoed complaints made by Brit George Russell

The 2023 F1 season saw Max Verstappen and Red Bull cement their places at the front of the grid, Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes toil away for little notable reward and Fernando Alonso prove there is life in the sport's old dog yet

Guenther Steiner has worked with many drivers in his lengthy tenure as Haas F1 team principal, but few have left as much of an impression as Romain Grosjean did

Haas endured another rotten season in 2023, slipping to the bottom of the standings by the end of the season as those around them strengthened while Guenther Steiner's team stagnated

From Red Bull's Max Verstappen-fuelled title rampage to Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes' labours all the way back to bottom-feeders Haas, Mirror Sport gives a final verdict on the 2023 F1 season

Max Verstappen was on Abu Dhabi Grand Prix pole and sped off into the distance as usual, but the real fight was between Mercedes and Ferrari with George Russell and Lewis Hamilton's tasks clear

Lewis Hamilton and Carlos Sainz failed to make it through to Q3, giving Max Verstappen fewer rivals for pole although the likes of Lando Norris, George Russell and Charles Leclerc were still threatening

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen will have less track time than usual at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix as Mercedes, Red Bull and most other F1 teams make changes for FP1

Formula 1's rapid upturn in popularity is much thanks to the hit Netflix series Drive to Survive, and now Haas team boss Guenther Steiner is involved in developing another show

An early punishment for Max Verstappen after an illegal overtake on Charles Leclerc set up a tense strategy battle at the Las Vegas Grand Prix with Red Bull not as dominant as usual

Tipping Max Verstappen for pole position is never a gamble but Ferrari also looked a good bet for qualifying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, while Lewis Hamilton hoped to upset the odds

Haas have protested the result of last month's United States Grand Prix, alleging that several drivers may have got away with exceeding track limits on too many occasions

Charles Leclerc didn't even start a chaotic Brazilian Grand Prix after crashing on the formation lap, leaving Max Verstappen alone on the front row to fight for the win with only Lando Norris for company

Lando Norris began the Brazilian Grand Prix Sprint on pole with Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez baring their teeth behind him, while George Russell and Lewis Hamilton were also well-placed

Haas, believing there were some track limits infringements which went unpunished at the United States Grand Prix, have begun FIA proceedings over the outcome of the race

Rainclouds hovered ominously close to the Interlagos track as the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc challenged Max Verstappen for pole position in Sao Paulo

Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz started ahead of Max Verstappen after a qualifying surprises, while Daniel Ricciardo and Sergio Perez were also high up the grid as obstacles for Lewis Hamilton

The Mexican Grand Prix was halted at the mid-way point after Kevin Magnussen suffered a rear suspension failure which led to him crashing out of the race at high speed

Qualifying at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez was marred by several investigations, including into Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton, which may yet change the grid for Sunday's race

F1 rules have forced several teams into fielding different drivers in practice for this weekend's Mexican Grand Prix meaning the likes of George Russell and Pierre Gasly will be sidelined