Haas F1 achieved its best-ever combined team result in a Formula 1 qualifying session in the seven-season history of the squad, successfully locking out the third row of the grid for Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix. Despite tricky wet conditions at the rain-hit Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, both Kevin Magnussen and Mick Schumacher made it through to the final top ten pole shoot-out round in Saturday's qualifying session. Magnussen went on to secure P5 on the grid while Mick Schumacher was just four tenths behind in P6, the 23-year-old German's best grid spot in his 30 Grand Prix starts to date. Read also: Verstappen masters wet qualifying as Alonso takes P2 “A very good day for the team...
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