Haas F1 were the biggest optimists coming into the 2016 Formula One season, the newest team since Virgin Racing in 2010 – which along the way incurred several ownership changes – it truly was a rollercoaster season for the American newcomers, from wholesale points in some races, to qualifying dead-last in others.  From the get-go, the team knew their objectives — not fighting for the F1 world championship, given they were a customer team, but nor did they expect to be trading places with back-marker F1 teams. The team wanted to make their mark in F1's history in their first ever season, partnering with Ferrari for technical development and a power unit supply deal. The...
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