Guenther Steiner was pleased to see Kevin Magnussen secure a top six grid slot for the Monaco Grand Prix, but the Team Principal of the Haas F1 Team bemoaned the traffic problems that prevented Romain Grosjean joining his team-mate in Q3 on Saturday. Magnussen was the best of the midfield pack and qualified an excellent sixth on the grid, which came despite the Dane damaging his front wing during Q2, with Steiner pleased with the smooth job at recovering from that situation to allow him to attack in Q3. Grosjean, on the other hand, was looking to join Magnussen inside the top ten but found his run baulked by Red Bull Racing’s Pierre Gasly, who was penalised for the incident...
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