Haas Automation’s lawsuit against former team principal Guenther Steiner and his publisher, Ten Speed Press, has been dismissed, according to court documents from the Central District Court of California.

A US court has dismissed the "trademark" lawsuits Haas F1 filed against their former team principal Guenther Steiner

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The California judge agreed, ruling that the logos were artistically relevant to the book and did not explicitly mislead readers. This decision, based on the Rogers test, which is commonly used in trademark law, effectively dismissed Haas Automation's claims.

California court rules in favour of Guenther Steiner in trademark dispute with Haas Automation over his first book

A landmark court case against former Haas Formula 1 team boss Guenther Steiner has been thrown out, ending a saga

Guenther Steiner has won a lawsuit against his former employer, Haas F1. The American team filed against their former team principal, because of alleged copyright infringement in his book. However, the court decided against the constructor.