Toyota "gradually moving" towards full-scale F1 return

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Toyota is now "gradually moving" towards a full-scale return to Formula 1 after its technical partnership with Haas began in 2024, says the director of its sportscar and rallying squad.
The Haas-Toyota alliance kicked off in the closing stages of last season, with the Japanese company's branding appearing on the American squad's cars and kit, plus the two sides working together to start ...Keep reading

Toyota "gradually moving" towards full-scale F1 return

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