Haas team principal Guenther Steiner should not have publicly criticised Mick Schumacher for the crash during a practice session in Hungary, ex-F1 racer Christian Klien has said. The 2020 Formula 2 Champion crashed his difficult-to-drive Haas VF-21 in Free Practice Three (FP3), forcing him to sit out the session and resulting in a costly repair job. READ: Ricciardo Could Leave McLaren If ‘Hangover’ Of 2021 Car Remains Next Year When asked about the incident, Steiner said it wasn’t the right time for Schumacher to be pushing and suggested he will stress to the F1 rookie that such collisions result in large expenses for the team. “Drivers have to be able to assess when it is worth...
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