Guenther Steiner believes that Lance Stroll is ‘above the rules’, describing the Canadian racer as ‘invisible’ in the F1 ...
Guenther Steiner’s candid, no-nonsense personality shown on Netflix’s Drive to Survive (DTS) docuseries has made him a fan ...
Guenther Steiner, who led Haas in F1 for eight years, admitted to not knowing anything about driving a racing car ...
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Guenther Steiner Slams Lance Stroll: ‘Non-Existent’ and ‘Above the Rules’ in F1Former Haas F1 Team Principal, Guenther Steiner, has taken a brutal swipe at Lance Stroll’s performances in Formula 1, ...
In a new interview with The Athletic, the former Haas team principal talked about his new book and his relationship with his ...
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Guenther Steiner hits out at ‘cheap’ Gene Haas axe as baked beans ‘story’ told"I told the ghostwriter that story, and he said, ‘Are you f****** making this s*** up?’ I said, ‘No, this is true!'" ...
Former Haas F1 team boss Guenther Steiner found an army of fans through Netflix docu-drama Formula 1: Drive to Survive - ...
Former Haas F1 team principal Guenther Steiner releases his second book 'Unfiltered' this week, in which he gives the inside ...
A popular figure from Netflix's docuseries based on Formula 1, Drive to Survive, has called out the FIA for the way it handled Max Verstappen's swearing row.
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Exclusive: Guenther Steiner’s alternative to FIA’s Max Verstappen swearing punishmentGuenther Steiner has criticised the way the FIA have handled the banning of swearing by F1 drivers after Max Verstappen was ...
Verstappen used a swear word during Thursday’s FIA press conference in Singapore, landing him a trip to the stewards and, ...
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Guenther Steiner makes major Haas exit statement after surprise F1 axeGuenther Steiner has said that, in hindsight, he should have left Haas earlier rather than waiting for his sacking.
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