All news on the topic: Guenther Steiner

Mirror Sport has read Guenther Steiner's new F1 book Surviving To Drive, which is out later this week, and in which the Haas chief gives an inside look at the 2021 title race fall-out

Mick Schumacher is a Mercedes reserve driver this season as he waits to see what opportunities for a Formula 1 race seat might present themselves for the 2024 campaign

Haas boss Guenther Steiner has been criticised by Toto Wolff, with the Mercedes chief claiming he would not have "dared" to treat former driver Mick Schumacher like he did if his legendary father Michael was around

The Australian GP was full of incidents and controversy, which continued after its eventual conclusion as Haas launched an official protest of the final classification

Six F1 Sprint events will take place this year with the first coming at the end of April in Azerbaijan, which Red Bull chief Horner thinks is a recipe for disaster

Steiner is never afraid to speak his mind or crack a joke, and the same was true as he turned up for a question and answer event with Formula 1 fans in Melbourne

Ricciardo is off the F1 grid this year and in a reserve role for Red Bull but, as he returns to the paddock for the first time at the Australian Grand Prix, there is a buzz about his future

Mick Schumacher was left without an F1 race seat when Guenther Steiner decided to replace him with Nico Hulkenberg, but Emerson Fittipaldi is not concerned for the German's career

Guenther Steiner publicly criticised Mick Schumacher's performances during the 2022 F1 season and that has led to the German's uncle taking aim at the Haas boss

In the Netflix Formula 1: Drive to Survive programme, Haas team boss Steiner is shown being heavily critical of driver Schumacher has he struggled get the results he needed

Naturally, the headlines were filled with news of Max Verstappen's dominance, Lewis Hamilton's struggles and Charles Leclerc's misfortune – but there were plenty of other stories on offer in Bahrain

Some Mick Schumacher fans didn't like the way the young racer was spoken about by Guenther Steiner and other Haas team members in private conversations aired in the Drive to Survive Netflix show

Tensions between Mercedes chief Toto Wolff and Red Bull boss Christian Horner boil over in the most recent season of Drive to Survive, much to the amusement of their rival F1 team principals

It is believed that Ferrari paid Binotto an extra sum of money to extend his gardening leave following the Italian's resignation as team principal at the end of last season