Gunther Steiner was in Warsaw this week, according to Polish public television TVP.

The report said the Haas boss was in the city to meet with a representative of Robert Kubica's main sponsor PKN Orlen, a Polish oil company.

Kubica is leaving Williams at the end of the season, and Orlen is tipped to switch its allegiance to Haas.

A role as Haas' test and reserve driver for Kubica may be part of that deal, although he is also keen to keep racing.

"A lot depends on the possibilities and what I will be doing as a basic thing next year," he said at Suzuka.

"Once it is clear what I will do mainly, what sporting programme I have, I will see if it can be combined with something or not."

Adam Burak, who is Orlen's communications boss, confirmed that talks with "several Formula 1 teams" are still taking place.

Referring to Kubica, he said: "There is not a day when we do not see each other, talk with each other on the phone or correspond with representatives of several Formula 1 teams."


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3 F1 Fan comments on “Steiner meets Kubica sponsor in Poland

  1. ReallyOldRacer

    Admission, I am a Haas fan. A stable major sponsor package seems necessary to make that next big step. Too bad, but $$$ buy speed, and that has always been true. I am, though, beginning to wonder about team management. Having a car at the front of the second tier in quali and then turn to crap in the race puzzles me. The tire challenge is the same for everybody. Let's not forget, it took them two years to sort out a brake deficiency.

  2. Santiago

    As an American I root for Haas (big Gunther Steiner fan after viewing HBO special) but I'm a VB/77 fan first. I too wonder about Haas management team but hoping they'll get their act together sooner rather than later.

  3. ok then

    Williams lose another sponsor, if that happens I really can't see them starting 2020, not without 2 paying drivers anyway.
    Forumla E maybe?


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