Kevin Magnussen has apologized for the radio rant he delivered in Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix, the Haas driver voicing his frustrations with the handling of his car following a set-up disaster. Magnussen's massive crash on Saturday in qualifying forced the US outfit to build up a new chassis for its driver for yesterday's race. Haas team boss Guenther Steiner admitted that a different set-up had been implemented on Magnussen's car. But when the Dane launched his race from the pitlane, it was clear from the outset that a difficult afternoon lay ahead. Frustrations mounted as he struggled for pace and Magnussen eventually called in to tell his crew that his VF-19 was "the worst car...
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