Perhaps no team competing in the F1 world championship is looking forward to the Malaysian Grand Prix more than Haas after a tough maiden appearance in Singapore left it unrewarded. The first American F1 team in 30 years had high expectations heading into the series' lone night race, bringing significant updates to its cars for both Romain Grosjean and Esteban Gutiérrez. However, the Frenchman endured a nightmare weekend from the very start, while Gutierrez soldiered on for his fifth eleventh-place finish of the year and remains without points as the season edges closer to its conclusion. Despite needing to evaluate new front wings, floors and brake ducts, Grosjean's weekend never really...
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