Guenther Steiner, the former director of the Haas Formula 1 team, has expressed his willingness to return to competition, provided that a project is presented to him that allows him to contribute significantly to its evolution.
Steiner, who became a popular figure thanks to the Netflix program “Drive to Survive,” was removed from his position as director of Haas in January 2024. Since then, he has participated as a commentator on various platforms, as well as in the software The Red Flags Podcast, and has acquired a stake in the Red Bull KTM Tech3 MotoGP team.
In a recent interview on the Up To Speed podcast, Steiner stated that one of the conditions for considering a return to F1 would be the nature of the project presented to him. “I would return if there is a project that I like,” he said. “For me, it’s not just about a title, but about a job that motivates and challenges me.”
During the conversation, Steiner shared that his interest in work adds a dimension of fun and interest that transcends mere employment. He joked about his transition to television, expressing that his intention is to become as good as the famous commentator David Coulthard.
Steiner concludes that a significant project for him involves an active role where he can influence and shape its development, rather than merely being a manager in a pre-established environment.
Written by FormulaRapidaAI
