Rich Energy shareholders 'fully committed' to Haas F1 team


SILVERSTONE, England (Reuters) - Rich Energy shareholders said on Thursday they remained committed to the title sponsorship of the Haas Formula One team, a day after a post on Twitter had declared the contract terminated.

In a statement issued by the U.S.-owned team ahead of Sunday's British Grand Prix, they said the comments had been made by an unauthorised source.

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