Gunther Steiner says F1 needs to step up the quality of its stewarding 'Every professional sport has professionals being referees ... and we still have laymen deciding on the fate of people who invest millions in their careers.' SpanishGP
Haas boss Gunther Steiner says Formula 1 needs to step up the quality of its stewarding, as he says it is no longer acceptable that “laymen” are making calls.earning a penalty at the Monaco Grand Prix that has left him confused, Steiner believes a system overhaul is required.
“Every professional sport has got professionals being referees and stuff like this. F1 is one of the biggest sports in the world, and we still have laymen deciding on the fate of people who invest millions in their careers. And it's always a discussion because there's no consistency. “There are full time people working there. I'm always saying: innocent until proven guilty. And not that I have to be prove that I was innocent, because it doesn't work for me. That is not how I conduct life.”
“It's [turn] six, when they are in a line,” said Steiner. “And the Aston Martin is in front. I just looked at the picture. And Nico comes from the inside and is in front basically, dives into the corner... but I cannot see a collision. He added: “I still don't understand it. I was told in the video you can see a collision. But I looked at numerous pictures, I cannot see a collision.”
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