Haas team boss Guenther Steiner believes Formula 1's stewards adopt a double standard when it comes to judging the sport's top drivers and those racing in the midfield. Steiner explained his view by stating the case of Max Verstappen in Hungary, when the Red Bull driver clearly hindered Haas' Romain Grosjean's effort in qualifying in the wet, yet was given mitigating circumstances by the stewards. Haas' drivers have often been the recipients of penalties in the past, and deservedly so, but Steiner still feels the big names are given extra leniency. Drivers beating down the doors at Haas for 2019 seat "Sometimes we don’t help ourselves to put ourselves in this position -- if you...
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