Haas team principal Guenther Steiner claims Formula 1's current situation feels like it has been placed in mothballs. With no racing until the Canadian Grand Prix on June 14 at the earliest following the cancellation or postponement of the opening eight races due to the coronavirus pandemic, F1 - like the rest of the world - finds itself in a bizarre limbo. Article continues under video After a decision was made to bring forward August's traditional summer break to a three-week spring shutdown, Haas opted to close its doors earlier this month. As Steiner concedes, it is now a question of sitting and waiting for when racing will finally be up and running again. "Nobody knows. It's a...
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