Komatsu expresses frustration over Haas' decline in form
Formula1.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 17, 2026, 4:37 PM
Last updated Jun 17, 2026

Haas has experienced a decline in performance following the introduction of a significant upgrade package. After a strong start to the season where Ollie Bearman secured a considerable points haul in the first two races, the team has struggled to maintain momentum and competitiveness in the midfield. Komatsu has acknowledged operational shortcomings as a contributing factor to the team's fading form, indicating a need for reassessment moving forward. Their next race presents an opportunity to address these issues and work towards a rebound in performance.
- •Haas started the season well with strong points from Ollie Bearman.
- •The team introduced a major upgrade package but has since underperformed.
- •Komatsu highlights operational issues as a reason for the decline.
- •The team seeks to regroup ahead of their next race.
"Haas started the season strongly, with Ollie Bearman delivering a big haul of points at the opening two races. As such, the American outfit were in the thick of the midfield fight – but since bolting on their first big upgrade package, their form has faded.
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