Haas F1 team principal Guenther Steiner has defended the team from criticism about the lack of upgrades it brought for the VF-18 at the Spanish Grand Prix. Many teams used the opportunity presented by the first European race of the year to roll out new components. By comparison, Haas's raft of changes was relatively subdued. And looking at the outcome, it doesn't appear to have done the American-based squad any harm compared to their rivals. Both Kevin Magnussen and Romain Grosjean made it through to the final round of qualifying in Barcelona. Magnussen went on to finish 'best of the rest' in sixth place after Grosjean spun out in the first corner. "We proved that the car is quick,...
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