“They get a little too frequent and too heavy”

Haas F1 team boss Günther Steiner says that the falls that Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin have regularly are becoming more and more important. So much so that Steiner hopes that the drivers will be more careful on the track from now on.

Serious crashes from Schumacher and Mazepin

Haas has decided to start with two rookies in Formula 1 in 2021 and to do little on the car in order to save costs. But because the car is difficult to drive and Schumacher and Mazepin are clearly struggling, the two crash more often than team boss Steiner would like. Schumacher hit the wall in Imola, Monaco, France and Hungary, while Mazepin fell in Bahrain, Imola and Baku.

“You always plan with accidents, especially with rookie drivers, but we have now reached a point where we have to work [how] To have fewer accidents for the rest of the season, “Steiner said in an interview with F1.com. Schumacher in particular has experienced some serious falls over the last five weekends, says Steiner.

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“It’s a lot of money for no good reason, so we have to work on it to get better, and of course the budget is the budget – you have to stick to it,” Steiner continued. At the moment, according to the Italian, it’s still manageable, but the team won’t be able to hold out for long. “They get a little too frequent and too heavy.”

Despite his driver accidents, Steiner does not want to tarnish her racing instinct: “You have to explain to young people, you have to make a judgment: Is it worth it or not? [worthwhile] The risk would be if you had the opportunity to take a seat in the manufacturers’ championship. “

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