Rumors have continued to swirl around the future of Haas Factory Team's NASCAR Cup operation as charter values climb and the organization settles into life as a single-car team.
On Saturday at Iowa Speedway, Haas chief operating officer Joe Custer made one thing abundantly clear: the organization has no intention of selling its charter or returning to a multi-car Cup program anytime soon.
Instead, Haas plans to keep building around Cole Custer while strengthening its technical relationship with Chevrolet and its industry partners.
Speaking Saturday at Iowa Speedway, Custer dismissed the idea that Haas could cash out as Cup Series charters continue to increase in value.
"We have unfinished business in the Cup Series, you know, as Haas Factory Team," Custer said. "So, no, we are dead committed. Gene Haas, you know, is an F1 owner and a NASCAR Cup owner and also an O'Reilly owner, and we intend to keep it that way."
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On Saturday at Iowa Speedway, Haas chief operating officer Joe Custer made one thing abundantly clear: the organization has no intention of selling its charter or returning to a multi-car Cup program anytime soon.
Instead, Haas plans to keep building around Cole Custer while strengthening its technical relationship with Chevrolet and its industry partners.
Speaking Saturday at Iowa Speedway, Custer dismissed the idea that Haas could cash out as Cup Series charters continue to increase in value.
"We have unfinished business in the Cup Series, you know, as Haas Factory Team," Custer said. "So, no, we are dead committed. Gene Haas, you know, is an F1 owner and a NASCAR Cup owner and also an O'Reilly owner, and we intend to keep it that way."
#custer #speedway
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