Two weeks ago, in Canada, Kevin Magnussen was sharply told 'enough!' by team boss Guenther Steiner as he described (the handling of) his car as the worst he had ever experienced. In France yesterday, Steiner came close to using the same words as he labelled his team's Le Castellet weekend its worst ever. While a strong start to the season came courtesy of Kevin Magnussen's sixth in Melbourne, it's been slim pickings pretty much since. For while the car is strong in qualifying, among the best of one-lap pace, come Sunday afternoon both drivers struggle as they fail to get their tyres to work properly. Yesterday saw Magnussen finish 17th, while Romain Grosjean was retired late in the race,...
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