Haas boss Guenther Steiner believes the US outfit's recent updates should prevent any drop in performance of its VF-18 chassis on the Hungaroring's tight and twisty Monaco-like layout. Next weekend's venue offers some common features with the low-speed Principality's circuit where both Kevin Magnussen and Romain Grosjean drastically under-performed back in May. Haas' pace and grip were in short supply at Monaco, but design revisions since then to the team's VF-18 should keep its drivers in the thick of the midfield battle in Hungary. "I never go in beaten to a race already," said Steiner in the team's Hungarian Grand Prix preview. "We know what happened in Monte Carlo. We...
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