Haas team boss Guenther Steiner questioned the officials' decision to penalize Nico Hulkenberg in last weekend's Monaco Grand Prix and called on F1 to consider relying on a panel of professional stewards in the future. Hulkenberg was hit with a 5-second penalty for causing a collision on the opening lap of last Sunday's race when lunged down the inside of the Williams of Logan Sargeant at Mirabeau. Unfortunately, the stewards were not satisfied with how Hulkenberg's penalty was served during his pitstop, so they duly sanctioned the Haas charger with a second 10-second penalty. It all amounted to a lot of frustration in the US outfit's camp. On Thursday, ahead of this weekend's Spanish...
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