Haas will again run different aerodynamic configurations on their Formula 1 cars at this weekend's German Grand Prix as they try to turn around a season that has stalled after a strong start. The American-owned team have failed to score a point since Monaco in May, a run of four blanks in a row, and have plunged to ninth out of 10 in the standings at the midway point in the season. Haas took sixth place with Danish driver Kevin Magnussen in Australia in March when they were best of the rest after Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull. They have since failed to turn qualifying speed into race pace and struggled to get performance out of the tyres. Magnussen's car at Hockenheim will have fresh...
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