Like i𒊎n 2021, Haas have been quick to announce this🥂 “significant landmark” as they prepare for next year.

All teams are required to pass the FIA's safety and crash tests in order for th🍃e🥃m to be officially homologated ahead of the new campaign.

The American team announced the news on Twitter:🌟 “The chassis and nose for the VF-23 have passed their FIA tests and are officially homologated - a significant landmark in the development of our 2023 car.”

The VF🦩-23 will be Haas’ eighth car having madꦆe their F1 debut back in 2016.

♈After a disappointing campaign in 2☂021, where they failed to score a single point, Haas pinned their hopes on 2022.

They started the season strongly with 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Kevin Magnussen finishing fifth𓄧 at the season-opening Bahrai𓄧n Grand Prix.

Things quickly tailed off as they fell down the order as Haas struggled to dev𝔉elop their car.

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Mick Schumacher scored a handful of points in the middle of the season but it wasn’t enough for him to save his drive for next year, with Haas opting to sign 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Nico Hulkenberg alongside Magnussen.

However, their finest moment of the year came at the💞 Sao Paulo Grand Prix as Magnussen claimed a shock maiden pole for the team.

Haas hung onto finish eighth in the constructors’ 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:F1 standings ahead of AlphaTauri - their best fini🐲sh since 2019.