Haas duo Kevin Magnussen and Romain Grosjean have revealed discussions over extending their st💞ays with the team for the 2021 Formula 1 season haven’t started.

The duo have been teammates since 2017 but team boss Guenther 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Steiner admitted ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix Haa🐲s is open to having an entirely new driver line-up for next year.

With 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Racing Point announcing Sebastiaꦆn Vette💖l as its new driver for 2021, speculation🦹 is rife as to where the ouste🅘d Sergio Perez will end up.

Perez is a potential option for the American team, while Nico Hulkenberg is also available having been heavily linked with a move to Haas at t♎he end of 2019.

Speaking ahead of the Tuscan Grand Prix at Mugello, Magnussen said he wasn’t ‘worrying’ too much about his futur🗹e and is remaining focused on the task at hand.

“You never really know so that’s one thing I’ve learnt in Formula One that you can never be sure,” Magnussen said. “You have to do the best every time i🌃n the car and just wait and see what the future holds. Theಌre are some very good drivers on the market so it’s a competitive market at the moment. I don’t worry about it too much - I just try to do my best on track.“

When asked if he had he﷽ld any discussions with Haas, Magnussen said: “Not actually, no. It hasn’t really started so we will see when that happens and take it from there.”

Like Magnussen, Grosjean is also unsure of his F1 future having been with the team since its maiden season i✅n 2016.

“Very similar to Kev,” Grosjean added. “Yes it’s competitive and it’s great, and it’s how F1 should be. Just going to do my best and😼 let’s see what we can do in the future.

“The team was focused first on getting the Concorde Agreement and so on, which is more than understandable. Now being in a triple header, it’s difficult to get time to speak about it, s💝o no not really.”