I lost my cool, found Günther Steiner honestly, since the Extra Leaf after last season turned the 2019 season lows with the Haas-team head.
In the community had Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen spoiled each other's race on the first lap of the British Grand Prix at a time of the season, where the team was completely confused.
To call Günther Steiner is furious is an understatement.
- We have two fucking idiots to run for us. This is not acceptable, and we will make changes. If it were my decision I would fire both of them, was teamchefens immediate response.
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the Drama at Silverstone is the highlight of the Haas-section, in the second season of Netflix's popular Formula 1 documentary ‘Drive to Survive’. The cameras rolled, the microphones were turned on, and, more importantly, has Haas approved the episode largely without censorship.
If you do not want to know more details and wait until the ten new episodes are put on Netflix 28. February, you need to stop reading before it gets even more colorful. Skideballen for drivers are recorded and will be reproduced a little further down in the article.
To get, among other things, to the engineer-briefings, where the team discusses what is wrong with the car. Photo credit: Netflix
Although both Mercedes and Ferrari after the first season's success has chosen to participate in the new title, steals the Most ‘Fucking’ Steiner show, as he does in season one.
Haas team has allowed a documentary team to come closer than the rivals, and the charismatic team manager could carry his own series.
His ten-year daughter was not allowed to see the first season, and she is hardly old enough to hear her father's garage-English in season two. With Netflix censoring it is not profanity ...
Christian Horner and Red Bull plays again a big role. It's the same Carlos Sainz Jr. at McLaren. And so should Mercedes have the praise, even if the cameras were with verdensmestrene in the weekend in Germany, where EVERYTHING went wrong for them, you are still allowed to hear the team boss Toto Wolff gang loose on the German.
But nothing sticks, what awaited Grosjean and Magnussen for their crash at Silverstone.
Here is the Günthers epic earful, ...
- I have fucking had enough of you. In the leaves the whole fucking team in the lurch. And me. Who has protected you all the time. I don't fucking check in, who has the right. I don't want to hear ‘he did it, he did’, and all the pikspilleri, thundered team head, after the door to his office was closed.
- Gene uses 100 fucking million (u.s. dollars) per year of its own money and will pull the plug and disappoint all, because I have two fucking idiots.
- I have not fucking more to say to you, and if you don't like it, I have no use for you here. Don't come back, thank you!
Skideballen in English
- I fucking had enough of both of you. You let the fucking team down. Me down. Which I protected you all the time. I am not fucking going in to who is right and who is wrong. I don't want to hear ‘he moved this, he moved’ and all that fucking wank, you know.
- Gene spends a 100 fucking million a year of his own fucking money which he wants to pull the plug and let everybody down because you are two fucking idiots.
- I have not more to fucking say to you guys and if you don't like it, I don't need you here. Do not come back, please.
Show more CloseDrivers are not allowed to say anything, but on the way out slamming Kevin Magnussen so hard with the door that it goes in pieces.
It is Steiner NOT model to.
Extra Leaf was actually outside of Haas’ hospitality at this time and could see an angry team manager, who could not find Him; instead let his bile flow over its Danish racerkørers assistant, which you also hear bits of in the section.
camera crews have followed Haas and the nine other teams throughout the season, which there has been ten titles out of. Photo: Jan Sommer
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Kevin Magnussen had the big smile on and called it a ‘little rest’, en Ekstra Bladet spoke with him about the incident.
actually, he is glad that it was recorded and shown.
- I think it is different. Netflix will get a completely different access than any other ever has been. In a way it is also fat. It was surprising and their benefit, that they are doing something that nobody has done before and come completely into the back. And get access to everything.
- also see the extreme lows and get our honest and genuine reactions. It, I think damn, is refreshing, says Kevin Magnussen to Ekstra Bladet.
His relationship with Günther Steiner is just as well, as it always has been, and the team head has been good again. It happened quite quickly, like the pink slips was cancelled after a conversation with team owner Gene Haas.
the Section ends, however, with a alvorsord from just the team owner, was very disappointed with the 2019 season results, and have not yet decided whether Haas F1 Team continues from 2021.
- What do we do in the future? It is a very, very expensive sport. If we actually end up running around down in the back, I'm not sure that I want to be a part of it, says Gene Haas.
HERE YOU CAN READ how Günther Steiner think back on the heated situation at Silverstone.
the Second season of Netflix' documentary about Formula 1 covers the 2019 season ten title. The production company Box to Box Films is also behind the documentaries as 'Senna' and 'Maradona'. One of the founders is also the Oscar-winning producer of 'Amy' about the singer Amy Winehouse. Premiere on Netflix 28. February.
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