Haas F1 team principal Guenther Steiner has played down suggestions the American outfit could close down amid its nightmarish 2019 season and claims his boss – Gene Haas – is not losing patience with the sport at the highest level. The American outfit – and their wayward drivers Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen – have been the most affected by Pirelli's difficult-to-understand 2019 tyres. When asked if the affair is getting him down, in the wake of the Grosjean-Magnussen shenanigans and subsequent collision at Silverstone, Steiner insisted to Ekstra Bladet: 'I am no longer in kindergarten.' But the bigger risk is that team owner Gene Haas could be tiring of how...
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