Haas team principal Guenther Steiner isn't concerned that new prospective F1 teams could leak aerodynamic data to some of the current sides on the grid, as the FIA's expression of interest deadline approaches. It's been reported that some of the prospective teams are already carrying out wind tunnel tests; however, it's believed that to do so, they're using wind tunnels owned by currents teams. As a result, there are some concerns that the data could leak to the team that owns it, giving them an advantage. With only two garages available on the grid, it does look like F1 will see 12 teams on the grid from 2026, even though, new sides can join from as soon as 2025. Want to work in Formula...
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