Günther Steiner has been in Formula 1 for years. Even if the Haas team boss has little reason to celebrate this season due to disappointing results, he still enjoys motorsport.
The team boss looks back on the beginning of his career with Motorsport.com. “I moved to the UK in 1996 and started a custom team for Prodrive which is still a great company,” he told the medium. “Then I became the project manager for the Ford Focus rally car. There I was promoted to technical director. Then I got a call from Niki Lauda when he was in charge of the Jaguar team in Formula 1. That’s where my career began in the category. “
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Steiner initially worked as General Manager and then drove for Opel in the DTM for a year. He then moved to Red Bull, from which Jaguar has since emerged. It resulted in a move to the United States.
“I spent five years building my own business, which I still have, a composites company, and then I got the great idea – I don’t know how it came about – to have an American F1 team. I have built a business plan and have found an investor. I’ve been with Haas for seven years now. “
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