Article To news overview © Haas Haas team boss Guenther Steiner has acknowledged that his rookie driver pairing Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin have had particularly challenging races to start their careers. With both drivers stepping up from Formula 2 to form an all-rookie pairing at Haas, neither of the first two races have been straightforward for either driver. Mazepin crashed out of the Bahrain GP on the first lap, with Schumacher spinning off just two corners later before resuming his race. The Emilia Romagna GP saw both drivers involved in incidents in the damp conditions, with the Imola race proving to be particularly tough driving conditions due to the slippery surface. “No,...
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