Haas boss Guenther Steiner says two-day race weekends in F1 force teams "to fly by the seat of their pants" and make quicker and bolder decisions. Teams will experience a two-day schedule at the Emilia Romagna GP at Imola next week. But everyone had a chance to sample a compressed timetable at the Eifel GP when Friday's running at the Nürburgring was lost to fog and rain. Steiner says the reduced program offered some challenges reminiscent of his earlier days in the sport. "The biggest challenge was to wait out Friday not knowing what to do," Steiner said. "That was – I wouldn’t say challenging, but it was boring, and not well invested time. "I think we...
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