Haas boss Guenther Steiner criticised the team’s drivers in the wake of a first-lap collision that wrecked the squad’s British Grand Prix. Haas has been trying to understand the problem that have affected its VF-19 in race trim, with Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen running different car specifications. But their race was effectively run on the first lap when Grosjean and Magnussen clashed through Aintree. Both sustained damage and were forced to pit for repairs, and they both retired shortly afterwards. “The best that our drivers could bring to the battle was a shovel – to dig the hole we’re in even deeper,” said Steiner. “It is not acceptable...
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