Haas team boss Guenther Steiner says there's no certainty the US outfit will uphold in Japan the form it displayed in Russia last time out, insisting its VF19 remains a "temperamental" car. In Sochi, Kevin Magnussen delivered a top-ten finish to Haas for the first time since last summer's German Grand Prix, while Romain Grosjean would have likely also been a contender for points without an opening lap clash that eliminated the Frenchman at the outset. Haas a 'valuable asset' to F1 as an American team - Brawn Steiner was happy with his drivers' overall pace in Russia, but the Italian is taking a cautious stance ahead of next weekend's race. "Even having had a good race in...
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