Jack Doohan has joined Haas as their reserve driver for the 2026 Formula One season.
Doohan’s return to F1 with Haas in a reserve role comes just weeks after he parted company with Alpine, where he held the same role in the last two seasons, amidst seven races for the French team in that period.
Doohan replaced Esteban Ocon at the 2024 season finale in Abu Dhabi but lost his race seat in May 2025 after six races that season, across which he failed to score a single point.
His best finish came at 2025 Chinese Grand Prix where he finished 13th after three drivers were disqualified for technical infringements.
“I’m thrilled to be joining TGR Haas F1 Team,” commented the 23-year-old on his return to F1 as he shares reserve duties with Ryo Hirakawa. “It’s the ideal place to continue my Formula 1 career.
“I would like to thank the team for giving me the opportunity to grow and take on the great challenge of 2026 together. I’m eager to begin working with the team and collaborating on a successful season.’’
Haas Team Principal, Ayao Komatsu added that he is “personally very exited” to add Doohan to the team given his experience as a reserve driver within F1.
“The dedication required to remain sharp and prepared to race while getting to know how the team works and so on, it’s challenging for any driver – especially one who’s obviously still very keen to race again at this level. I’ve enjoyed getting to know Jack and we’re looking forward to welcoming him into the team and benefiting from his contributions.”

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