Is the correct answer, surely. There appears to be some sort of rift between William Storey and his fellow investors in Rich Energy, and I suspect that this is only the beginning of the unravelling of what appears to be a company with no product, but a knack for generating publicity and media coverage from thin air.
It is believed that Haas can continue to function without the "sponsorship" of Rich Energy, and hopefully they will. If reports are to be believed the cars will run at Silverstone with Rich Energy branding, because it's too late to remove it before the event, though not the logo which was the subject of the recent court case, which was removed from the cars, team uniforms and everywhere else before the last race in Austria.
It has to be said, sadly this sordid affair is more interesting than most of the races so far this season.