Approaching the end of its third season in F1, Haas is looking increasingly likely to secure fifth in the team standings. But for a number of factors, including loose wheels and driver errors, the team might have been challenging for fourth, a remarkable achievement for such a young team. In fact, for a few short hours the American outfit was fourth, Romain Grosjean's convincing drive to sixth at Monza allowing the team to leapfrog Renault. However, the French team subsequently protested the floor on the Frenchman's car, and only last week the FIA's Court of Appeal upheld the decision which saw the Haas driver disqualified from the event. Despite the fact his team has done well to finish...
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