Haas boss Guenther Steiner says that Formula 1's stewards are repeatedly making wrong calls because they reign "supreme" and aren't learning from their mistakes. In Bahrain, Romain Grosjean was booted out of the top-ten in qualifying after impeding McLaren's Lando Norris. However, the Frenchman was also handed a penalty point for his blocking maneuver, a decision that drew Steiner's ire which was revived the following day when the stewards labeled a first lap clash between Grosjean and Racing Point's Lance Stroll a mere 'racing incident'. Steiner welcomes Liberty's stance on Haas business model "It was clear at the apex and the other one [Stroll] just understeered into...
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