Haas F1 boss Guenther Steiner says that Kevin Magnussen's run of back-to-back top ten finishes shows that the team is in a strong position in 2018 - even if it hasn't always had the best of luck to date. Magnussen finished in fifth place in Bahrain, and was in the points again last time out in Shanghai. In all likelihood the Dane would have been near the front again in the season opener in Australia. He was running in fourth place until a pit stop left him with an improperly attached wheel that forced his retirement. “We showed in the first three races that we can be competitive at the high end of the midfield," Steiner asserted. "And we’re very confident we can be there in...
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