Haas boss Guenther Steiner says the squad has to understand why it is underperforming, labelling the French Grand Prix as its worst in Formula 1. Haas began the year fighting towards the front of the midfield pecking order, often leading the way in qualifying, but in recent races has slipped back. Romain Grosjean was parked late on, having also failed to make it out of Q1, while Kevin Magnussen classified just 17th, ahead of only the Williams drivers. It means Haas has now slipped to ninth position in the Constructors’ Championship, four places down on its 2018 ranking. “In the four-year history, I think this was our worst weekend,” said Steiner. “In the race, we...
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