Nov.26 The past month or so may have been the 'toughest' sequence of grands prix in Formula 1 history. That is the view of Gunther Steiner, who runs the sport's smallest and – in 2021 – least competitive team in pitlane. The Haas team principal was asked to comment on the particularly arduous ‘triple header' of races that jumped from Mexico to Brazil and then Qatar in as many weeks. 'We had delays with the freight from Mexico City to Interlagos which made us a little nervous, but in the end we got everything done,' said Steiner. 'That's what Formula 1 is like – we complain and we panic easily, and then everything goes well in the end.' However, that doesn't mean he...
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