'There is no point in pulling a dead horse'. That is what Guenther Steiner said a few months ago about why Mick Schumacher is not in Haas F1's car this season. The team boss acknowledges that he got a bit lost in that statement. Article continues under ad Speaking to Sport Bild , Steiner says that it had not been his intention to put Schumacher in his place in that way. "It's a saying in the United States. But I didn't mean to say Mick was dead or anything. That was maybe an awkward statement because the translation into German turned out to be far too harsh and direct." Read more Ford is in advanced relationship with Red Bull: 'Not expected so soon' McLaren sign new Technical...
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