Former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner believes the saga over Red Bull’s second seat “says how good” Max Verstappen is.
Former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner believes the saga over Red Bull’s second seat “says how good” Max Verstappen is.
Earlier this month, Jack Plooij said on Ziggo Sport’s Racecafé that Max Verstappen signed a contract with Mercedes. This rumour was then firmly denied by Jos Verstappen, the father of the four-time world champion. Günther Steiner states in the Red Flags Podcast that he does not think Plooij would base such a statement on nothing, but does not seem to be convinced by the rumour going around.
According to Guenther Steiner, Lando Norris could put an end to Max Verstappen’s dominance in Formula 1 at the Miami Grand Prix, and believes McLaren could as a result become quite popular in the US.
Guenther Steiner believes that Oscar Piastri “can be” the Formula 1 World Champion for the 2025 season, saying the Australian has what it takes to become a title-winner driver in the pinnacle of motorsport. world champion.
Max Verstappen will have quite a task ahead of him to defend his title in the 2025 season, Guenther Steiner believes. The Italian expects Red Bull to be the third team behind McLaren and Ferrari, therefore, Verstappen has to make the best of the situation week in week out.
Former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner was not surprised by the crowd’s reaction to Red Bull Racing at the F1 75 event. In London, the Austrian team, Christian Horner and Max Verstappen did not receive the warmest of welcomes to say the least, but Steiner hardly believes it would be anything too big.
The age difference: the much talked about chasm that separates Ferrari’s new driver lineup. While Lewis Hamilton is in the twilight of his F1 racing years, Charles Leclerc is not yet in his prime. Former team boss, Guenther Steiner, has had his say in the matter and sees that the Monegasque’s youth is not the game changer many believe it to be.
Red Bull Racing admitted that the winter test in Bahrain did not go entirely as expected, with Max Verstappen also pointing out that there was still work to be done for his team. According to former Formula 1 team boss Guenther Steiner, the Dutch driver could become ‘difficult to manage’ should the team not start the new season with a competitive car.
One of the actions being championed by FIA president, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, is the banning of inapropriate language in all official media sessions in every category sanctioned by the governing body, something former F1 team boss, Guenther Steiner, believes is being taken too far.
Haas F1 have shared to GPblog that their former team principal, Guenther Steiner, has reportedly with his filed lawsuit against the team. The two parties reportedly reached an agreement during mediation proceedings that lasted more than 28 hours. Court documents support Haas’ statements. Steiner has not yet responded.
