Kevin Magnussen has voiced uncertainties about his continuation in Formula One beyond the 2025 season. The Danish driver, currently with Haas, is grappling with a challenging season that starkly contrasts the performance of his teammate, Nico Hulkenberg. While Hulkenberg has secured six points through nine races, Magnussen has managed just a single point, further complicating his tenure with the team.
“Yes. There is a chance that that will happen,” when asked about the possibility of not being renewed by Haas.
His on-track struggles have been compounded by multiple collisions, pushing him perilously close to a one-race suspension due to accumulated penalty points. This turbulence has prompted Haas Team Principal Ayao Komatsu to consider replacements for Magnussen, with names like Esteban Ocon and Oliver Bearman circulating as potential successors.
“I want to be in Formula 1. That’s what I’m concentrating on. Only when all the doors are closed will I look for something else.
“In the past, when I was younger, something like this would probably have stressed me out more and I would have felt the pressure more.
“But now I’m able to put it aside quite well, just get in the car and do my best.”
