Mazepin's FINAL WARNING For Haas & Steiner..

Nikita Mazepin is still eyeing a Formula 1 comeback.. But he questioned F1's values as he took yet another dig at the Haas F1 team and Guenther Steiner

#formula1 #f1 #mazepin

[TheRSGarage]

I’ve never seen a driver with so much confidence and yet so little ability.

[flemmingploug]

" I still got unfinished business in F1 " = There's still a handful of turns i haven't spun in.

[raytaylor]

The only "unfinished business" mazaspin has is the races he is still 5 laps down on. He is the biggest joke F1 has seen. Any team that considers taking him back should be checked for mental wellness.

[mo]

This season got so much better since Mazepin got sacked. I remember when I thought we have to accept that Mazepin blocks other good drivers from having a chance and a few months later he got sacked and Haas is doing better than ever and I believe Mazepin would still be 1 second behind Mick.

[Gullbrand_]

When Mazepin was sacked from Haas I was so unbelievably happy since I’ve never hated a driver so much and when I found out K-Mag would get the F1 seat I was flying since I’m Danish so it was a so unbelievable feeling finding out he was back in F1. So this season of F1 is just perfect since Mazepin was sacked and K-Mag got his seat back, it’s like a dream I didn’t dare dream about since it seamed so unbelievable and impossible!!!

[ericddsheppard]

The Ukraine war was the main reason Haas axed him but his poor performance will be the reason he doesn’t get a seat back. I can’t see haas or any of the other teams giving him a seat whenever the war and sanctions are over

[Desert_Spec]

I don't feel bad for him at all, he has access to millions... He could literally go and do anything else in the world but he decides to cry about being kicked out of somewhere he didn't belong.

[masonharper]

It's good to see Nikita is so concerned about what his country is doing in Ukraine and is not bitching about his own selfish goals. For someone on the verge of breaking out and finishing 19th or 18th it must be hard.

[nkanyisomlobane]

I wonder if he looks at K Mag and thinks "I could do that"

[lauraweiss]

Ironically, Mazepin only had a seat because of his daddy’s sponsorship money, but dumping him has helped make Haas competitive enough to acquire better sponsors.

[panosthedarkwolf]

Never saw someone being unable to cope with being bad at something to this extend. Dude was a shitty driver and turns out he aint a great human either after all. Did he really think that the reason he got a seat was anything but his dad's money? He never had a good career to begin with. Literally nobody liked him and he is getting more and more annoying even after finally getting sacked.

[dominik-bh]

They could bring him back as a test driver. You know, to test things like: what to do if you have no breaks at 330 km/h on a street track...

[nathanmcdowell]

Mazepin: Asks for 13 million
Chad Haas: refuses to pay 13 million and asks for 8 million
Even if you say you aren't a haas fan you are a haas fan

[makavelli]

18 years of crashing and spinning must be a accomplishment on its own

[Tikboy-puiz]

A silver lining on the Ukraine invasion for Haas was that they found a reason to let go of Mazepin.

[Gamurboi]

The Bahrain GP was Haas's best race so far (Out of the first 4). Even in Q1, Magnussen was 0.5 sec quicker than Mick. If Mazepin was there, he would've been 0.7 to 1.5 seconds slower than Mick which would've landed him P19 or P20 compared to Kevin's P5. BIG WIN.

[LeanBackMac]

He would be a great off road racer since that's where he spent half the 2021 season. 6 races DNF or DNS and his highest placing race being 14. Majority of the races being at the ass end of the leader board.

[krabbe]

What a joke, he and his farther has been trash talking HAAS openly on NETFLIX among others, this is a big NO GO, and that alone is plenty to stop the Cooperation.
I am so happy that K-Mag came back, now the team has a bright future and i hope the best for them.

[aaronmachado]

I genuinely don’t because since being in F1 he never had any redeeming factors, the Instagram story controversy, punching Callum Illot, Yuki Tsunoda almost getting slammed into by Nikita’s car all of which are negative publicity attached to him solely on him before even getting in the F1 car for testing. Through the year he’s also had the video of him trying to fight the bouncer at a night club. All of these make him terrible as a brand ambassador and is a turn off for future sponsors which wouldn’t be as bad if he wasn’t consistently the worst driver on the grid. Mick clearly had more pace than nikita to an alarming degree and if you’re spinning and crashing every race, that’s not showing any potential. People saying “Mick caused more damages” are forgetting that’s because nikita rarely went fast enough to actually do any damage. Blame the car all you want but when you’re a rookie with a rookie teammate, the excuses dry up quickly. The sanctions meant neither Uralkali or nikita could fill their half of the contracts. Nikita would’ve missed so many races anyways and once the Uralkali money dried up, he was a pay driver with no pay so I don’t feel bad for him. He’s gotten more of a chance than drivers like Nyck De Vries, Callum Illot and Oscar Piastri so he should be thankful for it.

[maxverschlafen]

This he doesn't even deserve a seat in F1 and instead of just laying low because his family is being sanctioned, he keeps barking like an idiot. He had that F1 seat in 2021 only just because he had the money, without it he's nothing. And his attitude is even worse in my opinion. So yeah, why would Haas keep him when they now have K Mag