Woefully off the pace in France and failing to score for the second race in a row, Guenther Steiner says the Paul Ricard weekend was Haas' 'worst since we started the team.' Neither Kevin Magnussen nor Romain Grosjean had any pace during the French GP weekend with the Dane starting P15 on the grid to Grosjean's 16th. The story continued in Sunday's 53-lap race with Magnussen falling two places while Grosjean eventually retired with just a handful laps remaining. Team boss Steiner didn't have much to say but what he said was telling. 'Unfortunately this race weekend was the worst since we started the team,' he said. 'We need to try to find a way out of our issues. This is not where we want...
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