Tags: Kevin Magnussen
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Magnussen: I was about to eat the steering wheel
Kevin Magnussen reckons Guenther Steiner was right to call him into line at the Canadian GP, acknowledging that his comments were “more offensive” than he meant.
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K-Mag takes aim at drivers who want less downforce
Haas driver Kevin Magnussen has said drivers who want less downforce are not capable of driving fast cars.
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Haas won’t talk 2020 line-up until summer break
Haas principal Guenther Steiner says no decisions or even thoughts will be taken on their 2020 driver line-up until the summer break.
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Magnussen: Canadian rant wasn’t criticism of Haas
Kevin Magnussen says he wasn’t criticising Haas during the Canadian Grand Prix, he was giving voice to his “huge frustrations.”
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Magnussen apologies for radio outburst
Haas principal Guenther Steiner confirmed that Kevin Magnussen has apologised for his comments over team radio during the Canadian GP.
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Provisional Canadian Grand Prix grid
Carlos Sainz will start the Canadian GP from 11th on the grid after being hit with a three-place penalty for impeding Alexander Albon in Q1.
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Magnussen to start Canadian GP from pit lane
Haas have confirmed they need to change the chassis of Kevin Magnussen’s car after his Q2 crash in Canada, condemning him to a pit-lane start.
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Verstappen bemoans bad luck after Q2 exit
Max Verstappen believes he was “very unlucky” after being eliminated in Q2 during qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix.
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Thursday’s Canadian GP press conference
Home boy Lance Stroll, Daniil Kvyat, Lando Norris, Kimi Raikkonen and Lewis Hamilton answered the media’s burning questions in Montreal.
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Magnussen ‘wanted the engine to blow up’
Stuck behind a Kimi Raikkonen train in Monaco, Kevin Magnussen says he “wanted the engine to blow up” as he fell further and further away from the points.
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Magnussen hit with late post-race penalty
Kevin Magnussen has been handed a post-race penalty for cutting the chicane while fighting Sergio Perez at the Monaco Grand Prix.
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Magnussen: I’ll quit when title dream dies
Kevin Magnussen says he will walk away from Formula 1 if the time comes that he no longer believes he can become “World Champion.”
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One of K-Mag’s best career laps in Monaco
Kevin Magnussen believes he hooked up one of the best laps of his career in Monaco to give Haas their best ever starting position at the circuit.
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Haas ‘on a journey to get where we want to’
Haas’ Kevin Magnussen, Romain Grosjean and Guenther Steiner discuss the American mentality within the team and team owner Gene Haas’ quest for top three results.
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Haas held ‘clear the air’ talks after Spanish contact
Haas were quick to sit down with both drivers following their collision at the Spanish GP with Guenther Steiner confident they are “OK.”
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K-Mag: Grosjean contact was not intentional
Winning his battle against team-mate Romain Grosjean in Spain, Kevin Magnussen insists any contact between the two was “nothing intentional.”
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Haas confident of strong points haul in Spain
Haas are confident of returning to the points after both Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen qualified in the top eight at the Spanish GP.
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Haas are not fast enough says Magnussen
Kevin Magnussen has offered the damming verdict on Haas that they are “just not fast enough” after the Azerbaijan GP.
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K-Mag: Hamilton’s actions completely unnecessary
Tangling with Lewis Hamilton as FP2 drew to a close in Baku, Kevin Magnussen says the Brit’s behaviour out on track was “completely unnecessary.”
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Thursday’s Baku press conference
Kevin Magnussen, Lance Stroll, Nico Hulkenberg and Antonio Giovinazzi faced the media in Azerbaijan on Thursday.
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Magnussen confident Haas will rebound
Failing to turn their qualifying pace into solid results on Sundays, Kevin Magnussen admits Haas are having an issue with tyres but believes they will bounce back.
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K-Mag: Vettel did ‘right thing’ to Verstappen
Kevin Magnussen has said Sebastian Vettel “did the right thing” overtaking Max Verstappen in qualifying as he got his lap time in.
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Haas left baffled by lack of race pace
Kevin Magnussen says Haas were “nowhere” when it came to race pace during Sunday’s Bahrain Grand Prix.
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Magnussen: Red Bull already too quick
Haas’ Kevin Magnussen believes Red Bull are already out of Haas’ reach this season, despite a P6 finish for the Dane in Melbourne.
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‘Mixed’ Haas emotions after pit stop botch repeat
Haas team principal Guenther Steiner called it a day of “mixed emotions” after P6 for K-Mag, but further woes in the pits.
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Magnussen: Crazy to think other cars are faster
Kevin Magnussen qualified his Haas in seventh place for Sunday’s Australian GP, and reckons it is “crazy” to think that other cars are faster than his Haas.
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Magnussen escapes grid penalty for unsafe release
Haas’ Kevin Magnussen will not be hit with a grid penalty the FIA have confirmed after his unsafe release in qualifying.
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‘Proof will be in the overtaking pudding’
Formula 1 should not jump to criticise the new aerodynamic regulations even if they fail to improving the racing at the Australian GP, that’s according to Guenther Steiner.
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Haas still haunted by 2018 Australia GP pit stops
Haas have been practicing pit stops “around 10 to 12” times a day as they look to avoid a repeat of last year’s Australian Grand Prix drama.
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Magnussen has World Championship goals
Haas’ Kevin Magnussen says if he is told he will never be World Champion, he will quit Formula 1 and focus on something else.