Guenther Steiner has defended Formula 1's decision to race at the Nurburgring in October, stating that 'any Grand Prix is a success' in 2020. The sport has come in for criticism for opting to head to the track in Germany so late in the year, with the conditions causing FP1 of the Eifel Grand Prix to be cancelled. However, as far as the Haas team principal is concerned, going to any race this season is a success in itself. 'I wouldn't say it's a mistake,' Steiner told Sky Sports. 'This year nothing is a mistake. Holding any Grand Prix is a success in my opinion. If you are a beggar you cannot be a chooser, how we say. We needed to get something in, and this was the best option. 'It's not...
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