Despite opting to drop Mick Schumacher, Haas boss Guenther Steiner admits that young drivers have a difficult task when entering the sport. In almost every series he has contested, Schumacher has got off to a slow, unconvincing start. But given time to find his feet he has gone on to achieve success, winning both the F3 and F2 championships at the second attempt - curiously having finished a lowly 12th in his first season in both series. His sophomore season in F1 however has witnessed no such progress, and though he finally got on the scoreboard this year and gave a number of impressive performances, there were far too many costly - in every sense - incidents. Consequently, the German has...
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