Guenther Steiner doesn't care who was responsible, he says his drivers' collision at the start of the British GP was 'not acceptable' and both are in trouble with the team. Haas' 2019 season slumped to a new low at the British Grand Prix when Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen crashed into one another on the opening lap. Both drivers were forced to put for tyres as they suffered punctures in the contact. However, the damage to the cars was too great and they retired one after the other on laps eight and nine. Steiner was furious. 'Both of them are in trouble,' he told FormulaSpy. 'It's not acceptable. 'I was pretty clear after Barcelona what not to do. 'We're in a difficult enough...
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