Haas Formula 1 boss Ayao Komatsu says accusations of “unsportsmanlike” conduct by the team during the Saudi Arabian Grand Pix are “complete bullshit.”
Kevin Magnussen’s Jeddah race had already been spoiled by a 10-second penalty for contact with Alex Albon when he passed Yuki Tsunoda while running off the circuit. The move subsequently earned him a second 10-second penalty. He then followed orders to slow down the Japanese driver and others in the following group in order to allow team-mate Nico Hulkenberg to create a window for what was in effect a free pit stop.
So any team would have done the same. And if somebody says, no, no, that's unsportsmanlike - it's complete bullshit.' Having accepted that Magnussen should have given the place back, Komatsu says that henceforth the team will have more people working at its Banbury facility during races tracking the onboard TV footage of its cars and listening to the radios of rivals.
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