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episode 9: Haas: If F1 Teams Were A Stock (Buy, Sell Or Hold?)
In continuation of our series the next team in focus is Haas.,'If F1 Teams Were A Stock'
In this series, we discuss if one should 'buy, sell or hold' the stock of a Formula 1 team for the upcoming season.For those tuning in to this series for the first time:
Before dishing out 'investment advice', we take into account factors that strengthen the team's championship challenge in 2021 and the factors that are weak links.
But of course, there are no real shares to trade - and in the case of Haas, should one buy when maybe Gene himself wants to sell?. Join us on this fun journey as we discuss each of the 10 teams through this unique theme of 'If F1 Teams Were A Stock'.
This is a Pits to Podium exclusive on the Inside Line F1 Podcast with Soumil and Kunal being your hosts for the entire series. Expect a new episode of this series to be released every alternate day (minus weekends!) starting 1st March, 2021.
P.S.: This series will take a break during pre-season testing as we will have a special episode that will focus on the 3-day test (12-14 March).
If you missed the earlier teams we spoke about, here are the links:
- Mercedes: Buy, Sell or Hold?
- Williams Racing: Buy, Sell or Hold?
- Mclaren Racing: Buy, Sell or Hold?
Tune in!
(Season 2021, Episode, 9)
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