A technical issue with a plane in Turkey that was bringing Haas’s freight to Bahrain for the second test meant its cargo did not arrive until Tuesday evening.
It forced Haas to miss the opening morning of running in Bahrain. The Haas VF-22 car only got out on-track yesterday afternoon, leaving the team on the back foot.
The team asked if it would be able to complete an extra half-day of running in Bahrain on Sunday to make up for the lost time, only for a handful of teams to reject the plan.
Haas will instead have to make up for the four hours lost on Thursday by doing extra running on both Friday and Saturday. On Friday, Kevin Magnussen will complete one additional hour after the end of the official session at 7pm. He will then complete another hour through the lunch break on Saturday, before Mick Schumacher then does two extra hours at the end of the day.
But Haas F1 chief Steiner was unhappy the team had “lost a morning and now we get bits and pieces”, believing it was…
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