In this picture taken on Saturday Feb. 25 2017, The new Haas VF-17 was test driven at the Montmelo racetrack in Barcelona, Spain. American team Haas has introduced its new car for its second season in Formula One. The VF-17 car was unveiled on the team's  
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Haas unveils new car for its second season in F1

The new Haas car has maintained the original colours from last year but dark gray dominates. The new livery still has tones of red, white, black and light gray.

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BARCELONA: American team Haas has introduced its new car for its second season in Formula One.

The VF-17 car was unveiled on the team's website and social media platforms on Sunday.

It will take to the track for the first time on Monday in the season's first test session in Barcelona.

The new Haas car has maintained the original colours from last year but dark gray dominates. The new livery still has tones of red, white, black and light gray.

New aerodynamic and tire regulations were introduced for 2017 to try to bring more excitement to the series, and cars will be wider and significantly faster than last season.

"Aesthetically, the car has a more aggressive look. It's lighter and more aerodynamically efficient," team principal Guenther Steiner said. "Everything we learned from our first car has been applied to our new car."

Hass had a decent debut season in F1, scoring 29 points to finish eighth in the constructors' standings.

Romain Grosjean is back in the driver's seat for Haas in 2017, while Kevin Magnussen will replace Esteban Gutierrez.

Teams will test until Thursday. Another four-day session takes place from March 7-10 in Barcelona.

The season-opening Australian Grand Prix is on March 26.

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