Haas team principal Guenther Steiner opted not to speak to Mick Schumacher after what he considered a self-inflicted crash by his driver at the Japanese Grand Prix. Schumacher crashed at the Dunlop Curve after completing a practice start at the end of FP1 at Suzuka, missing the second session as a result. Unhappy at the heavy damage and lost track time, Steiner says even if the conditions were tricky they were not a surprise to the team or driver. “There’s nothing good in that crash,” Steiner said. “Less is more; I didn’t speak with him. “At some stage… the spray you can see, there was water before. I’m not out there driving telling you how difficult it is, but this job is...
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