Forced to pit to repair damage to his car, Kevin Magnussen believes that race stewards are too easily influenced these days. Battling with Lewis Hamilton at the start, the pair touched in Turn 3, resulting in the Dane sustaining damage to his front wing. Though he held fifth position behind Hamilton, and was subsequently passed by George Russell, Magnussen was content with his car's performance following the clash. However, in a radio call to his team, Esteban Ocon advised that he was concerned that the damaged piece of the Dane's front wing might fall off and hit him - shortly after the Haas driver was shown the black and orange flag demanding him to pit for reasons of safety. Pitting, as...
Full Story »