Kevin Magnussen is better at adapting to problems with the set-up of his Formula 1 car compared to teammate Romain Grosjean, according to Haas team principal Guenther Steiner.  The American squad’s drivers have endured contrasting fortunes in the opening three rounds of the campaign, with Magnussen scoring all of Haas' points so far, while Grosjean is yet to record a top-10 finish in 2018.  Both Magnussen and Grosjean ran inside the top five in Australia before a disastrous cross-threaded wheel nut issue forced both drivers into retirement following their pit stops. Magnussen recovered to score points in the last two rounds, with Grosjean missing out.  Steiner said the Frenchman has...
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