Haas Formula 1 boss Guenther Steiner concedes his side has been forced to resort to approach each race with a “damage-limitation” mindset due to its performance struggles. Kevin Magnussen ran within the top-10 early on during Sunday’s United States Grand Prix before falling down the order and eventually retiring with a brake failure as Haas’ performance issues continued in Austin. Teammate Romain Grosjean was the last classified runner, a lap down in 15th.  The American squad has been testing various aerodynamic concepts across the season in a bid to get on top of its car, but it has been unable to find a breakthrough. “It’s tough at the moment, we are just working on the...
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