Haas boss Gunther Steiner says Kevin Magnussen delivered the "perfect" drive in the Mexican Grand Prix in bringing home an eighth-place finish on a weekend the team had been braced for the worst. A lack of performance left Magnussen and teammate Romain Grosjean slowest of all in qualifying, and with little prospect of being able to move up the order. But grid penalties from other drivers moved the duo nearer the front and then a brilliant first lap from Magnussen catapulted him into the points – which he held on to valiantly despite late pressure from Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton. Asked how he would score Magnussen's drive, Steiner said: "Ten out of 10. He couldn't do...
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