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Haas: Team commands follow?

Grosejan and Magnussen are attracted to each other like two magnets on the track. After many close encounters, the team wants to tell both racers in the future who can overtake whom.

Haas team boss Günther Steiner is already accustomed to the media attention caused by racers Grosjean and Magnussen, who have staged a close encounter on the track several times a year. The last time this happened was in Hockenheim. The question here is how the team will react to this to calm both racers down.

Because their collisions have already cost the team important points. In Silverstone, they shot after just five turns. They also tested the endurance of their race cars in Hockenheim, but unlike Silverstone, they endured the race cars this time. “But both could turn out like in Silverstone,” Steiner says. That would mean another zero for Haas.

Steiner did not speak to the two cocks after the race in Hockenheim, this will be done at the Hungaroring. "I wonder what they will have to say about how they saw the situation. Then we will make a decision. ” If the racers are not considerate, then they are threatened, as they once were, by Perez and Ocon at the former Force India team, which has decided to impose team commands.

It is very likely that the Haas team will introduce the same rules of the game from the race in Hungary. “We have to lead with a stricter hand. It seems to be the only means they will both hear. If they drive one after the other in the race, then we will probably take the decision into our own hands and determine where they can overtake someone. ”

Both Grosjean and Magnussen are fighting for a contract that would allow them to race in F1 next season as well. Their boss has clear requirements for both. “First: You have to respect the team. This is their highest rule. Secondly, they must avoid internal accidents in the future. ”   

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