Haas F1 driver Kevin Magnussen has insisted his outspoken team radio rant during the Canadian Grand Prix wasn't a criticism of the team at all, but rather frustration as he knows how good the car can be. After crashing his car during Q2 of qualifying, Magnussen was set to start from the pitlane as his VF-19 needed a new gearbox among other things. The race didn't go much better either, as the former McLaren driver struggled massively with pace, even trailing behind the Williams car of George Russell. He subsequently went on the team radio and held, in the eye of the spectators, a really harsh rant. Guenther would like a word, Kevin #CanadianGP #F1 pic.twitter.com/JDIpjhbin6 — Formula...
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