Guenther Steiner, the team principal of Haas, was called to appear before the stewards in Barcelona on allegations of bringing the sport into disrepute due to his strong criticism of the stewarding system.  Steiner's outburst followed Nico Hulkenberg's penalty in Monaco, where he referred to the officials as 'laymen' who lacked the authority to decide the fate of individuals who invest millions in their racing careers. “Race steward is not even a job,” Steiner told Sky Deutschland, “because you can get fired from a job that you get paid for.” The outcome of Steiner's hearing in Barcelona has yet to be determined. Want to work in Formula 1? Browse the latest F1 job vacancies...
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