The morning after the night before, Haas team principal Gunther Steiner was still revelling in the sensational performance from Kevin Magnussen and the team in securing pole position for Saturday’s sprint race at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
“Kevin yesterday, this lap was fantastic,” Steiner said. “This whole qualifying, he put the performance in. His relationship with his engineer is coming together and they trust each other. He was always on the right tyres. And when it came to the money lap, he put it down there. The difference between the drivers was not 10 minutes, it was a few…
