Little unassuming details can make a big difference in F1 and that was certainly the case for Haas' Kevin Magnussen in Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix. After launching his race from P14 on the grid, Magnussen battled his way into the top ten and looked set on securing some precious points when a plastic sandwich bag swirling in the Marina Bay draft found its way onto the Haas' left front wing. That small piece of trash had big consequences for the Dane as it upset the VF19's aerodynamics to the point where Magnussen was running four seconds off the pace after the final Safety Car period. Russell lays the blame on Grosjean for Singapore crash "It was after the [final] restart, when he...
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