Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has said he would like to a change in the FIA's stewarding structure after Fernando Alonso went unpunished for 'destroying' Romain Grosjean's race in Mexico. Grosjean's was first hindered by a five-second timed penalty for exceeding track limits at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, but a collision caused by Alonso went unpunished to bolster the argument that the stewards are not consistent in their decision-making process. 'I've spoken to Charlie and we've had some constructive discussions,' said Steiner via Motorsport.com. 'My biggest thing is the technicalities of what is wrong and what is right. 'That isn't easy to find out, and it's the consistency....
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