Alfa Romeo have already🎃 announced their deal with🌃 Sauber comes to an end in 2023ꦛ, paving🐻 way for Audi’s full takeover of the team in the subsequent years.

However, the Alfa Romeo name could beಞ sticking around beyond next y🍃ear, .

According to his report, Alfa Romeo want to remain in F1, with♎ Haas potentially the perfect fit for the Italian brand.

Recently, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Haas a🧔cquired a new title sponsor in the form of Moneygram, reportedly worth $20 mil𒅌🐭lion per year.

With Moneygram’s colour scheme matching Alfa Romeo’s - red, w꧃hite and black colours - there’s certainly some logic to it.

Haas’ new sponsorship deal is an important one for the American outfit, allowing them to push towards the F1 cost cap foಞr the first time.

They are on co😼urse for their best finish in the constructors’ championship for a number of years, sitting in eighth overall with two rounds remaining.

Haas’ tricky history with sponsors

Haas we🌊re f🥃orced to drop Russian sponsor Uralkali ahead of the 2022 season.

The company was co-owned by Nikita Mazepin’s father🍎, Dmitry Mazepin.

Haas opted to cut ties with Uralkali a🤪nd their driver Mazepin due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

I🉐n more bizarre circumstances, Rich Energy were their sponsors in 2019.

Vocal on social media, CEO William Storey had big ambitions f🏅or Haas and his energy drinks company, wanting to take on Red Bull.

The partnership ultimately ended at the 2019 British Grand Prix after Rich Energy grew frustrated with Haas’ competitಌiveness.

Although, there’s always been a degree of uncertainty and mystery behind the legitimacy ꧑of Rich Energy’s finances and business as a whole.