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Steiner: 'I stayed at Haas F1 team too long'
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As entertaining as he was in "Drive to Survive" and interviews, Steiner's handling of drivers and lack of leadership were the main issues for Haas. While he was the right fit for managing Gene's unambitious investment in F1, he wasn't the right guy for managing the F1 team tbh.