Romain Grosjean’s failure to score points in the opening three rounds of the 2018 Formula 1 season is not a worry for Haas, insists team principal Guenther Steiner.  The Frenchman comfortably ran inside the top-five at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix until a cross-threaded wheel nut on both Haas F1 cars led to a disastrous double retirement following the pit stops.  Having been unable to progress through the first segment of qualifying in Bahrain, loose bodywork curtailed Grosjean during the race and prevented a recovery drive through the field, while he could only finish 17th last time out in China after an attempted one-stop strategy backfired.  In contrast, teammate Kevin...
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