Haas F1 has denied rumours of favouratism after using team orders to let Romain Grosjean past Kevin Magnussen at the Singapore Grand Prix. Magnussen was on the cusp of scoring points in the race after letting Grosjean through and felt that the decision that Haas took could have cost him a points finish. The Dane's race however, ended prematurely when an engine issue forced him to retire while Grosjean went on to secure his seventh points finish of 2017 by finishing in ninth. Haas F1's Guenther Steiner made it clear that any issue over the decision had been cleared up after the race: “We spoke with the drivers after the race about the situation because we have to clean...
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