Bernie Ecclestone believes Mick Schumacher would be a better fit at Mercedes, Red Bull
Former Formula 1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone feels that Haas team principal Guenther Steiner was wrong to criticise his driver Mick Schumacher publicly.
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Verstappen disappointed by FIA intervention over 'porpoising'
The Red Bull driver led the way as drivers and teams reaction to the idea of a potential rule-change was widely, but not entirely, rejected. The sport's ruling body, the International Motoring Federation (FIA), on Thursday announced it was intervening with a series of steps on medical grounds to prevent or eliminate 'porpoising' and excessive bouncing after several drivers complained bitterly after recent races. "I think it's a bit disappointing that again there is a rule change mid-season, I would say," said the 24-year-old Dutchman.
Magnussen living the dream despite nightmare run
MONTREAL : Back in Formula One after he thought that chapter in his life was over, Kevin Magnussen said on Thursday he is living a dream that not even frustrating engine failures and a nightmare string of DNF's can wake him from.
Steiner told that public comments do Mick no favours
Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has been told to watch his comments in the media after he hit out at those on the outside “splitting the camp”.
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Guenther Steiner counsels Red Bull on budget cap concerns: 'Start saving money, now!'
Haas F1 team principal Guenther Steiner believes Red Bull boss Christian Horner better start saving, lest the team blow their budget cap.
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Guenther Steiner hits out at Christian Horner and Red Bull over budget rules
Haas boss Guenther Steiner has warned he doesn't care if Red Bull were to miss races due to breaking budget cap rules and called out Christian Horner. F1 introduced new budget cap rules from last season with teams only allowed to spend a maximum of £115million ($145m).