Haas team principal Gunther Steiner says he does not agree with the criticism levelled at Kevin Magnussen regarding his work ethic. Magnussen left Renault at the end of 2016 after a single F1 season, with managing director Cyril Abiteboul telling French media Magnussen lacked discipline and commitment. Sources at Renault and former team McLaren, with whom Magnussen raced in 2014, have also questioned his work ethic - but the Dane has argued his old teams have never given him negative feedback in those areas. And Steiner says he has seen nothing in the first half of the season to suggest that criticism of Magnussen, who joined Haas on a multi-year deal, is justified. “I don’t know where...
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