Haas principal Guenther Steiner fears that frequent reviews of penalties risks creating a 'never-ending saga' in Formula 1. Ferrari asked for a review of Sebastian Vettel's controversial penalty in Canada and they have been summoned to a hearing on Friday with the stewards from that event. Mercedes principal Toto Wolff warned the Scuderia that their protests could create bigger issues, and while Steiner doesn't think it's dangerous if teams start appealing decisions regularly, he does worry it could set a precedent. “I wouldn’t say it’s dangerous but if you set a precedent, you start doing it for doing it[‘s sake],' he told Crash.net. “You create confusion. But I think...
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