Kevin Magnussen reckons Guenther Steiner was right to call him into line at the Canadian GP, acknowledging that his comments were 'more offensive' than he meant. Crashing in qualifying at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Magnussen started the grand prix from the pit lane as his VF19 required a rebuild and a new safety cell. However, it was clear from the very first lap that the car was ill-handling and lacked pace. Magnussen let rip at Haas, calling it the 'worst car I've ever driven'. His team boss wasn't impressed and told him 'enough is enough.' Magnussen subsequently apologised to the team and concedes Steiner was right in bringing him back into line. 'He didn't tell me off,' the Dane...
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