Haas is the first team to officially announꦬce that it has successfully passed🅷 the crash tests.

Mercedes fired up its W13 car earlieಞr today for the first time, whil♏e Ferrari revealed that it plans to launch its own new challenger in the middle of February.

Haas will be hoping for a more fruitful campaign after fail🐲ing to score a single ♍point in 2021.

The American outfit decided against developing its car last year to solely fꦿocus on the new regulations for 2022.

F1 embarks on a new era next year with stricter budget restrictions and fundamental changes to the c🅘ars 🎐themselves which are expected to level the playing field, but also make overtaking easier. 

Haas had been a regular midfield team in its first four seasons before suffering i💞n 2020 with Ferrari’s power unit struggles.

Mick Schumacher and Nikita𝔍 Mazepin will remain with the team for a second campaign. 

Pre-season testing b𒊎egins in February at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya before F1 heads to Bahra𓆏in for a second test.

The 2022 F1 seaꦑson starts on March 20 at the Bahrain International Cir🍸cuit.