With both Haas cars finishing the Japanese Grand Prix in the points it marked only the second time in the team's Formula 1 history that is has scored double points which Gunther Steiner credits to driver happiness, with Romain Grosjean praising set-up changes including the brakes. Kevin Magnussen led home team-mate Grosjean in eighth and ninth place respectively to notch up Haas’s second double points results, the first coming in this season’s Monaco Grand Prix, which has seen the American team jump above Renault into seventh place in the world constructors’ championship. Grosjean has frequently complained about set-up this season, at points calling the car undriveable, but was...
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