Formula 1's stewards are biased towards the sport's bigger names; that's according to Haas team boss Guenther Steiner. As recently as the last grand prix before the summer break, Hungary, Max Verstappen escaped a penalty for impeding Romain Grosjean during qualifying. Although the Dutchman held up the Haas driver in the wet, the stewards declared that the conditions played a role and Verstappen walked away without sanction. Haas have not had the same luck this season. Both drivers have been penalised or reprimanded on several occasions and while Steiner acknowledges that wouldn't happen if they didn't put themselves in those positions, he feels the stewards are more lenient with the...
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