Haas boss Guenther Steiner has blasted Formula 1's penalty system, suggesting the past two races have proven it needs to be overhauled. What Steiner sees as being hard done-by on both sides of the coin, both Haas drivers received a 10-second penalty at the Hungarian Grand Prix for receiving illegal aid from the pit-wall, after they were instructed to pit for dry tyres on a damp track during the formation lap. Then in Sunday's British GP, Kevin Magnussen's race was ended by a collision with the Red Bull of Alexander Albon, for which the Thai was only given a five-second penalty. “I think the penalty system is not working well,' Steiner complained afterwards. 'In Hungary, we come in the...
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