Haas team boss Guenther Steiner says the recent furlough implemented by the American outfit at its factory isn't about "trying to hoard money" but to ensure its staff has a job in the future. As a result of the coronavirus crisis and its impact on F1, Haas has temporarily laid off the majority of its workers at its Banbury base, electing to receive - like McLaren, Williams, Renault and Racing Point - the support of the UK government's scheme that covers 80% of furloughed staff salaries. Steiner says the process was inevitable for Haas and entails nothing "malicious". Haas to remain patient amid crisis, but not forever - Steiner "You never take it well, but most of...
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