Haas team boss Guenther Steiner denied that he had publicly castigated Mick Schumacher following another crash by the German in Hungary, and insists he'll always air his grievances internally. In Hungary, Steiner did go on record to state that his drivers' crashes this season have been "too frequent and too heavy", and the Italian singled out Schumacher who suffered last weekend his third costly encounter of the year with the barriers. "Mick in the last five races had quite a few big ones. These accidents are quite heavy. It’s a lot of money and for no good reason," said a frustrated Steiner in the wake of the rookie's mishap in FP3. But Ralf Schumacher, Mick's uncle,...
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