Hirakawa: Talks Took Place About Missing Monza for F1
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Haas Formula 1 team principal Ayao Komatsu has said that the decision to give Rafael Camara a chance to make his debut at the upcoming Sao Paulo Grand Prix instead of keeping Rio Hirakawa behind the wheel was based entirely on professional considerations and protects the team's best interests.
Haas justifies picking Rafael Camara over Ryo Hirakawa for F1 Brazilian GP
Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu says his decision to hand Rafael Camara his Formula 1 debut at the Brazilian Grand Prix, instead of keeping Ryo Hirakawa in the car, was “purely based on professionalism”.Using this specific term, Komatsu doesn’t mean that Hirakawa lacks professionalism – not even in the context of Esteban Ocon’s fall from grace – but simply that he looked into ...Keep reading
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Ryo Hirakawa, the points leader in the WEC World Endurance Championship, revealed that there had been discussions about the possibility of skipping the final race in Monza and instead competing in the F1 World Championship in Brazil. Ultimately, the TGR Haas F1 team decided against it. […]
Ryo Hirakawa has revealed that he has been in discussions with Haas regarding his participation in the 2026 F1 São Paulo Grand Prix. Although there was a possibility of him missing the final round of the WEC (FIA World Endurance Championship) in Monza and returning to F1 in Brazil, Haas ultimately decided to pursue a local Brazilian driver…
Hirakawa: Talks Took Place About Missing Monza for F1
Photo: Julien Delfosse/DPPI FIA World Endurance Championship points leader Ryo Hirakawa says there were discussions about him missing the Monza finale to instead race in Formula 1 in Brazil, before Haas opted to field Rafael Camara instead. Hirakawa made an unexpected F1 race debut in Mexico last weekend when Haas split with driver Esteban Ocon following an argument with the team during Friday practice. Toyota racer Hirakawa — who was in content…
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