Will HAAS or WILLIAMS become the new Formula 1 PINK PANTHER?

There have been race cars for the last four seasons Racing Point worn characteristically pink exterior, contributed by an Austrian company Best Water Technology (BWT) based in Austria. But after being out Racing Point the resulting team Aston Martinwhich gives preference British Racing Green appearance and in the face of a new sponsor Cognizant, it seemed that the color pink would disappear from Formula 1.

But not necessarily, because colleagues from Motorsport-Total.com reported that they could BWT became the new main sponsor of the team Haas, which would mean that their gray and red appearance will change to pink. This follows from the comment Ralph Schumacher, uncle of Mick Schumacher, an American team racer. The 45-year-old former Formula 1 racer has a connection to BWT through his son Davida, who wore their colors in Formulas 4 at the team BWT Mücke. In a conversation about the nephew’s premiere Micka in Formula 1, is Ralf, which lives only 17 kilometers away from the city Mondsee, where it is based BWT, a colleague from the officer Express said: “A sponsor is available at this time, but this color may not be eligible for Mick."

Pri Express they play with the thought that they can Haas becomes new Pink Panther Formula 1, if not already pink Mercedes, as they called last year’s race car Racing Point. Despite the close connection Haas with Ferrari, Haas is rumored to be negotiating a million-dollar deal with BWT. At Motorsport-Total.com they report that they wanted first-hand information for this claim from the head of the Haas team Günther Steiner, Ralph Schumacher and also companies BWT. But none of the three listed answered the question.

But the possibilities BWT v Formulas 1 are not limited to team b. Another option could be a team Williams, who terminated their cooperation with the telecommunications company ROKIT, even before the 2020 season even began. Later, however, the ownership of the team also changed. Williams responded to the question, although colleagues from Motorsport.com they didn’t say much. “Williams is shaping up an exciting new brand direction and commercial strategy, resulting in a lot of interest as our new era begins. By their nature, these discussions are confidential, so it is our policy not to comment on any rumors and speculations."