A first lap collision between his drivers was not what Guenther Steiner ordered for last Sunday’s British Grand Prix, but a clash between Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen saw them both suffer damage that ultimately led to both retiring before ten laps were in the books. Qualifying had been difficult for the Haas F1 Team as Grosjean qualified fourteenth and Magnussen sixteenth, but they both battled over the same part of track at turn five on lap one, damaging both cars and leaving them both trailing to the pits for repairs. Magnussen was the first to retire after just six laps while Grosjean made it to lap nine, but Haas team principal Steiner was left angry by the first lap clash,...
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