Renault broke a gentlemen's agreement between the teams when they protested Haas' VF-18 in the wake of the Italian Grand Prix; that's according to Guenther Steiner. Haas' Romain Grosjean raced to sixth place at the Monza circuit, however, the celebrations were cut short as Renault protested the legality of the floor of the VF-18. Haas were disqualified as the floor did not adhere to a technical directive issued by the FIA. Renault's Carlos Sainz moved up from ninth to eighth place and the Enstone team held onto fourth place in the championship ahead of Haas. 'My opinion is that for a long time there was not a protest after the race – it's a long, long time [since the last one],'...
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