Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has criticised Renault over the protest which saw Romain Grosjean disqualified from the Italian Grand Prix. Grosjean was expunged from sixth position at Monza after the floor of his car was found to be against regulations. Haas were open to a protest at Monza, having been made aware that their car was against the rules before the race by the FIA, who allowed Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen to race regardless. Grosjean's sixth-place finish had put Haas ahead of Renault in the constructors' standings, but the French squad are fourth again after action was taken post-race in Italy – something that irked Steiner. "My opinion is that for a long time...
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