Guenther Steiner was critical of the race performance of the Haas F1 Team during Sunday’s Canadian Grand Prix, with the team principal feeling disappointed to come away from the weekend with a fourteenth-place finish for Romain Grosjean and the seventeenth-place result for Kevin Magnussen. Magnussen’s weekend was wrecked, literally, by a crash at exit of the final turn during Qualifying on Saturday, meaning the Dane was forced to start from the pit lane in a completely rebuilt car, while Grosjean was compromised by the crash, seeing his chance of advancing into Q3 end as he was the first car on the scene of his team-mate’s crash. Grosjean’s race was compromised further at turn one...
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