Haas team principal Guenther Steiner believes there is still more performance to be unleashed from his team's 2022 car despite the disappointing result at the Spanish Grand Prix. All other teams brought some sort of upgrade to Barcelona last weekend, with Haas the only team not to introduce anything as Steiner felt it was not getting everything out of its launch car. That theory proved true in qualifying, but after Kevin Magnussen was caught in first-lap contact, Mick Schumacher faded during the race and Haas left empty-handed. “It’s very difficult to judge who found pace but the obvious ones were Mercedes and Alfa Romeo,” Steiner said. “With the others, I don’t know how much...
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