‘Mick and Steiner don’t fit like K-Mag and the boss do’

Following Guenther Steiner’s criticism of Haas’ Miami Grand Prix double DNF, Ralf Schumacher says Mick Schumacher and the boss “don’t fit together in character”.

This season marks Schumacher’s second on the Formula 1 grid with Haas, but still the German remains point-less.

He was on the cusp of a top-10 showing at the Miami Grand Prix only to crash into Sebastian Vettel, forcing him to pit for a new nose cone. He finished last.

With Magnussen also failing to score, the Dane involved in an incident with Lance Stroll, Steiner – a man not known for holding back – was not impressed.

“We are leaving with nothing,” said the Haas team boss. “Well, not with nothing, we are leaving with broken parts.”

But while his criticism is probably water off a duck’s back with Magnussen, the driver having broken Steiner’s office door after the Italian lambasted he and his former team-mate Romain Grosjean in 2019 at the British Grand Prix, Schumacher is a more sensitive soul.

Does Monaco deserve its spot on the calendar?

Verstappen showing he's the one to beat - Miami GP Conclusions

George Russell 8.5 - Miami GP Driver Ratings

A ‘changing of the guard’ at Mercedes?

Schumacher putting too much pressure on first points quest - Miami GP Conclusions

Leclerc leads but Verstappen has momentum

Sainz back on track with Miami podium

Mercedes’ glimmer of hope bounced out of play

Albon is Williams' best asset - Miami GP Conclusions

Torquing Point: 2022 Miami Grand Prix reviewed

A frosty reception for Andretti Global

Hamilton left puzzled by Mercedes pit wall

Ralf told F1 Insider: “Mick and Steiner don’t fit together in character. An outwardly tough guy like Kevin Magnussen suits Steiner better.”

Not the Sebastian Vettel/Mick Schumacher content – or