Guenther Steiner feels it's unfair for Haas to be defined by their poor 2020 season given what they achieved in previous campaigns. 2020 was the American team's worst season in F1 yet as they scored just three points and finished down in P9 in the Constructors' Championship. Nevertheless, Steiner doesn't think that put new drivers Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin off signing for them, pointing to the far more successful previous campaigns. 'I wouldn't say that,' he told the French branch of Motorsport. 'I think people trust us because we've done a good job before and because, you know, everyone saw what happened to us [in 2020], so a bad year doesn't define us. “We could choose to...
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