Haas team boss Guenther Steiner hopes a normalization of F1's season when the Covid-19 pandemic subsides will lead to the end of the sport's exacting triple-headers. Last weekend's Austrian Grand Prix completed this year's first run of three consecutive races, and Steiner said the demanding and relentless schedule had taken its toll on his crews. "I mean, I must admit, I think they are now looking forward to get home," said the Haas boss. Steiner accepted how F1's grueling schedule had become an inevitable by-product of Grand Prix racing's need to build its tentative calendar around the exceptional restrictions and logistical constraints linked to the global pandemic. "At...
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