Guenther Steiner has insisted that Haas vying with Ferrari at the Belgian Grand Prix meant little to him – because no points were at stake. Ferrari’s fall from grace plummeted to a new low at Spa where they were barely even a midfield team, instead competing against Haas, Williams and Alfa Romeo at the back of the pack. Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc finished P13 and P14 respectively, having occupied the reverse positions on the grid. Leading Haas finisher Romain Grosjean took the chequered flag one place and less than two seconds behind Leclerc, who overtook the Frenchman late on. But Haas team principal Steiner took little comfort from running so close to the works constructor...
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