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The former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner is a very popular figure in the F1 paddock, amongst colleagues and fans alike. The Italian left Haas at the end of 2023, as Haas believes the ex-Jaguar and Red Bull technical director underachieved in his eight years as head of the American team. Now, Steiner is in a legal battle with his former employer and has taken them to court due as he says Haas owes him money, and is using his likeness for promotional material. On Instagram, Steiner poked fun at his old team after they were disqualified from qualifying.
Does anyone want to borrow my tape measure?
Haas was disqualified from qualifying due to a technical infringement. The stewards discovered an irregularity with the DRS opening on both VF-24s.
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