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Ferrucci to remain as Haas development driver in 2017

Santino Ferrucci will remain as part of the Haas F1 Team junior line-up in 2017, Team Principal Guenther Steiner has confirmed. The eighteen-year-old took part in two days of in-season testing at Silverstone with the American team in 2016, as well as performing simulator duties, all in conjunction with a full season of GP3 Series racing with DAMS, but Steiner has admitted that the plans for Ferrucci are for the long-term. 'He will stay as the development driver,' said Steiner on Autosport. 'It's a long-term project, we don't exactly what we're going to do next year with him because as you know testing is still up in the air. 'We know the tests we are doing but we still need to decide when...
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