While there has been speculation the two-day format planned for next weekend's race at Imola could cause problems, what with F1 not having raced there since 2006, last week's even at the Nurburgring proved something of a 'dry run'. Due to there being no running on Friday as the medical helicopter couldn't take off, and F1 not having raced at the German track for several years, certainly since the hybrid formula was introduced, the weekend was reduced to two days. 'The biggest challenge was to wait out Friday not knowing what to do,' admits Haas team boss, Guenther Steiner, in terms of the biggest challenge his team faced. 'That was... I wouldn't say challenging,' he continues, 'but it was...
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