Haas F1 team chief Guenther Steiner believes his team's lack of experience in Formula 1 cost them fourth place in the constructors' championship. This year the American team produced a handy car for their drivers Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen, but the Frenchman was wayward (and dangerous at times) until he got his act together later in the season while Magnussen was solid but not stellar. After the Japanese Grand Prix, Haas trailed Renault by only six points in the standings but four races later, at the finale in Abu Dhabi, the gap was up to 39-points. Refreshingly honest, Steiner admitted, “I think it was our own fault that we didn’t finish fourth, but it’s our own fault...
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