Romain Grosjean believes his Haas F1 Team now have the capacity to build their own cars in the future but acknowledges their desire to keep the current model in place. Currently, the American outfit have their chassis supplied by Dallara, whilst Scuderia Ferrari provide a number of components that the FIA do not mandate be designed in-house, but Grosjean believes everything is in place for Haas to build a whole car without the need to rely on others. 'For now, we're doing the model we're doing,' said Grosjean to Autosport. 'What's the future is like, I don't know. We've got a factory ready in Kannapolis, there is a whole factory ready to have a Formula 1 team and build a car. 'If you have...
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