Haas F1 principal Guenther Steiner is still bristling after his team was stripped of sixth place in last weekend's Italian Grand Prix. Romain Grosjean was excluded from the results after the race for a technical infringement relating to a new floor on the VF-18, following a protest lodged by the Renault team. The team has formally initiated an appeal against the decision by the Monza race stewards. "Sometimes people react this way," Steiner said when asked about the events in the most recent race. "If they cannot beat you on the track, they try to beat you in court. "That is what seems to be happening. You have to work hard to be envied. We’d rather work hard for it...
Full Story »