Listen to this article The Russian had his F1 contract with Haas terminated earlier this week in the wake of the fallout of his country’s invasion of Ukraine. While Mazepin feels Haas’s actions were unfair, as he says he was ready to compete under a neutral status as the FIA had allowed, he has vowed to do all he can to help those who face similar difficulties to him. Speaking from Moscow in a video conference with media on Wednesday, Mazepin said that his ‘We compete as one’ foundation would be funded by money from sponsor Uralkali that had originally been intended for Haas. “The decision from Haas was not based either on any directive from the sport’s governing body authority, or dictated by any sanctions that were placed against either me or my father, or his company,” he said. “And, of course, I don’t feel this is fair. “But there is something more important here …