Haas boss Guenther Steiner has explained why Kevin Magnussen was so unhappy over the radio during Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix, saying that driving the Haas was the "worst experience" he'd ever had "in any car". Magnussen's mechanics stayed up until the early hours of Sunday morning to fix Magnussen's car, which was in pieces after his high speed shunt with the pit wall following a brush with the Wall of Champions in Q2. The crash caused substantial damage to the car and forced him to start from the pitlane, and this is why the car was so bad for raceday. Steiner explained, accoring to insideracing.com: "In the rebuild of Kevin’s car, we tried a little...
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