Haas VF-22: 2022 F1 Car Specs & Stats

5th

Best Finish

5th

Best Quali

37

Points

9

Points Finishes

Car Profile

Team Haas Season 2022 Constructors' P8 37 pts Races 22 (43 starts)

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Power Unit & Tyres

Power unit Ferrari 066/71.6 V6 turbo hybrid Also powered Alfa Romeo C42, Ferrari F1-75 Tyres Pirelli

Drivers of the Haas VF-22

20 KevinMagnussen P13 25 pts

47 MickSchumacher P16 12 pts

2022 Finishing Positions

5th 1

6th 1

8th 2

9th 3

10th 1

11th 1

12th 2

13th 4

14th 5

15th 4

16th 6

17th 7

DNF 6

DNF Did Not Finish

2022 Race by Race

22 Grands Prix

Kevin Magnussen

591491617DNFDNF17108DNF161615161214917DNF17

Mick Schumacher

11–13171514DNF14DNF861514171312131715161316

1Podium 7Points 14Outside the points DNFNot classified

Stats current as of: 19 Sep 2026

Haas VF-22: The Gamble Pays Off

The Haas VF-22 was the spectacular vindication of the team's controversial decision to write off 2021 as a development year. When the new ground-effect regulations arrived in 2022, Haas arrived with one of the most complete and competitive interpretations of the new rules on the grid. The American team scored points consistently throughout the season and challenged regularly in the midfield, delighting fans who had endured a pointless 2021 campaign. A dramatic change in the driver line-up saw Kevin Magnussen return from sports car racing to replace the fired Nikita Mazepin, partnering Mick Schumacher.

Magnussen Returns, Pole in Sao Paulo

Kevin Magnussen's return was one of the stories of the 2022 season. The Dane, who had spent 2021 racing in American motorsport after his Haas departure, returned with renewed hunger and immediately delivered results. In the Brazilian grand prix Sprint qualifying, Magnussen stunningly claimed pole position, a remarkable achievement for the team and a statement of intent. His instinctive, aggressive racecraft was perfectly suited to a car that genuinely had the pace to compete in the lower midfield.

Mick Schumacher also grew significantly in 2022, scoring his first ever Formula 1 points at Silverstone and Spielberg. The German's development arc was clear, though the team ultimately decided not to retain him for 2023. Haas finished eighth in the Constructors' Championship, a dramatic improvement on their last-place finish of 2021 and evidence that their long-term thinking had worked.

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