Steiner: "If it doesn't change there's no point"

Haas team principal Gunther Steiner believes that Formula One needs to evolve if it is to survive. The sport is set to undergo a plethora of changes in 2021 aimed at reducing costs and improving racing but Steiner says that should no real change materialise, it could be time to quit.

The landscape of F1 has split in recent years with two distinct levels of competition materialising. Although he admitted it could continue in the short term, if there isn't a shake-up soon, Haas could explore options outside of Formula One.

"I think for two years, yes, it's sustainable," he told Motorsport.com.

With the 2021 rule change looming, Steiner added he felt that competition could close up naturally as development rates slow down whilst a budget cap would close up the field further.