A memorial has been set up at Haas for team member Harvey Cook, who tragically lost his life while fight with cancer yesterday at the age of 31. He worked as a mechanic in a garage before transitioning to a factory position at the racetrack while battling illness.
The family of Harvey has received numerous meaningful sympathy messages and outpourings of support. They are sending their condolences to the bereaved family and praying for the deceased’s soul to find rest. The family will make announcements regarding the funeral arrangements at the proper time.
Harvey Cook, a well-known and devoted garage worker with The Haas F1 Team who later switched to race track assistance in a factory job, is from Banbury, Oxfordshire. Harvey formerly worked as a truck driver for Fortec Motorsport and a tire man for The Multimatic.
He was only 31 years old when he unexpectedly passed away in the arms of his cherished family and friends.
Harvey’s loss has saddened everyone; they are now in pain and mourning. We’re sending our deepest condolences to the family in their trying time.
Social media is loaded with tributes to Harvey as his friends and family remember him. The deceased is recognized as being selfless, caring, and sympathetic. Harvey had a heart of gold and was a man of many virtues. That Harvey was taken away by his death is incredibly crude.
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