With a year of experience under its belt and with adequate finances in place, Haas F1 Team is now an attractive proposition for engineers, according to Romain Grosjean.
Grosjean singlehandedly brought the US outfit its 29 championship points in its maiden F1 season, although the latter part of the year was a reality check for Haas as it learned the ropes of Formula 1.
"Now that the team has done one year, everyone has seen it’s stable, the financial side is good," said the Frenchman.
" We’re coming to the races, we’re committed. It’s not just a one-year thing. We’re going to have more and more engineers joining, which means we’re getting more experience and more performance."
Grosjean admitted that the team was still a work in progress but with the knowledge of how and where to improve which bodes well for 2017.
"We know where to work, we know where to improve. There’s been a lot of work going on already starting building next year’s car, all the parts.
"We had issues at the beginning of the year, with the front wing falling apart and so on. It’s all these things we don’t want to repeat."
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