Haas F1 has seen an unfortunate downfall since their promising debut in 2016. The American team saw their best season in 2018 as they finished at P5 of the constructor championships. However, the very next season was their worst performance ever, as they finished at P9 in the championship standings. This season has been nothing less than a disaster for the team. They qualified as the slowest team at the Bahrain Grand Prix; however, Guenther Steiner believes the worst is yet to come. He said [https://www.racefans.net/2020/11/29/if-you-think-this-is-bad-wait-for-next-week-rues-steiner-as-haas-are-slowest-again/], “It’s not that I’m looking forward to next week, to be honest. “If you think this is bad, wait for next week.” HAAS HAVE LOST MOST LAP TIME AT BAHRAIN SINCE LAST YEAR The three Ferrari teams have all underperformed compared to their last visit to Bahrain. Kevin Magnussen and Romain Grosjean qualified 18th and 19th respectively, with just Nicholas Latifi behind them. Steiner believes that the circuit next weekend, with more frequent acceleration zones, will be more challenging. According to the report, “It’s the fifth time this year, and the third time in the last four races, that Haas has lapped slowest out of F1’s 10 teams.” “We know why we are where we are at the moment. “So we just try to make the best out of it. You never know what can happen. Obviously we have the slowest car here this weekend and we have to live with it,” he further added. Haas announced earlier this season that both Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen will not be driving for Haas next season. It is reported that the changes are due to financial difficulties. Formula 2 drivers Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin are most likely to join the team in their place. Steiner said. “We’ve had good times and life is not always having just good times. Sometimes you have to go through bad times to appreciate the good times even more.” The last thing Haas would want this season is to finish at the bottom of the table. Williams is just three points behind Haas. George Russell is driving the Williams to its limit. His only aim for the rest of the season is to get Williams on points. Meanwhile, Haas will do everything they can to avoid such a fate. Read More – Steiner Reveals Why Haas F1 Didn’t Let Go of Romain Grosjean Sooner [https://www.essentiallysports.com/f1-news-steiner-reveals-why-haas-f1-didnt-let-go-of-romain-grosjean-sooner/] 

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<h2>Bahrain Grand Prix 2021 Winners, Qualifying, Circuits, Track</h2>
The Bahrain Grand Prix has become synonymous with F1 fans over the years as one of the opening rounds of the Championship season. Starting off as a day race back in 2004, the Sakhir International Circuit embraced nightfall in its 10th Anniversary race and has remained a night race ever since.

F1 raced on the Bahrain track's "outer layout", consisting of a fairly simple layout and long straights. Many fans and drivers dubbed the outer track an "oval", given the nature of its configuration. With minimal corners, there was plenty of overtaking opportunities in round 2 of the Bahrain race.

Michael Schumacher won the inaugural Bahrain Grand Prix in 2004, accompanied by Rubens Barrichello and Jenson Button on the podium.

In 2011, F1 canceled the Bahrain event amidst the Bahraini uprising. Despite much opposition, F1 decided to hold a race at the Sakhir International Circuit the following year.

Ever since first experimenting with a night race in Bahrain in 2014, F1 has made the change stick for subsequent events. Bahrain arguably provides the best F1 spectacle amidst the desert under the lights.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Bahrain replaced the Australian GP as the season opener for the 2021 season. Lewis Hamilton won the first race of the 2021 season ahead of Max Verstappen and Valtteri Bottas.
<h2>Past Winners</h2>
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<h2>Past Constructors' Winners</h2>
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<h2>Track Details</h2>
The Sakhir International Circuit features a 5.412km long track designed by legendary F1 architect Hermann Tilke. The outer circuit, commonly referred to as 'The Oval,' features a 3.543km track minus the tricky braking zones and twisty bits of the conventional circuit.

One unique albeit frustrating aspect of the track are the sprawling run off areas, which ensures drivers aren't punished, should they make mistakes.

Unlike most F1 circuits, the Sakhir track features 3 DRS zones, which promote countless overtaking opportunities across the lap.
<h2>Where to watch</h2>
Those in Africa can tune in to SuperSport, Australians can watch the race on Fox Sports Channels or One.

Viewers from India and Asia can watch the race on Star Sports and Fox Sports Channels respectively.

Americans can enjoy the F1 spectacle on ESPN, while Brits can tune into C4 or Sky Sports.

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Formula One F1 &#8211; Sakhir Grand Prix &#8211; Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir, Bahrain &#8211; Racing Point&#8217;s Sergio Perez celebrates on the podium after winning the race with second placed Renault&#8217;s Esteban Ocon and third placed Lance Stroll Pool via REUTERS/Hamad I Mohammed Bahrain Grand Prix 2021 Winners, Qualifying, Circuits, Track The Bahrain Grand Prix has become synonymous with F1 fans over the years as one of the opening rounds of the Championship season. Starting off as a day race back in 2004, the Sakhir International Circuit embraced nightfall in its 10th Anniversary race and has remained a night race ever since. F1 raced on the Bahrain track&#8217;s &#8220;outer layout&#8221;, consisting of a fairly simple layout and long straights. Many fans and drivers dubbed the outer track an &#8220;oval&#8221;, given the nature of its configuration. With minimal corners, there was plenty of overtaking opportunities in round 2 of the Bahrain race. Michael Schumacher won the inaugural Bahrain Grand Prix in 2004, accompanied by Rubens Barrichello and Jenson Button on the podium. In 2011, F1 canceled the Bahrain event amidst the Bahraini uprising. Despite much opposition, F1 decided to hold a race at the Sakhir International Circuit the following year. Ever since first experimenting with a night race in Bahrain in 2014, F1 has made the change stick for subsequent events. Bahrain arguably provides the best F1 spectacle amidst the desert under the lights. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Bahrain replaced the Australian GP as the season opener for the 2021 season. Lewis Hamilton won the first race of the 2021 season ahead of Max Verstappen and Valtteri Bottas. Past Winners  Name Wins Year  Sebastian Vettel 4 2012,2013,2017,2018  Fernando Alonso 3 2005, 2006, 2010  Lewis Hamilton 3 2014,2015,2019  Felipe Massa 2 2007, 2008  Past Constructors&#8217; Winners  Manufacturer Year  Ferrari 2004, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2017, 2018  Mercedes 2014, 2015, 2016, 2019  Renault 2005, 2006,  Red Bull 2012, 2013  Track Details The Sakhir International Circuit features a 5.412km long track designed by legendary F1 architect Hermann Tilke. The outer circuit, commonly referred to as &#8216;The Oval,&#8217; features a 3.543km track minus the tricky braking zones and twisty bits of the conventional circuit. One unique albeit frustrating aspect of the track are the sprawling run off areas, which ensures drivers aren&#8217;t punished, should they make mistakes. Unlike most F1 circuits, the Sakhir track features 3 DRS zones, which promote countless overtaking opportunities across the lap. Where to watch Those in Africa can tune in to SuperSport, Australians can watch the race on Fox Sports Channels or One. Viewers from India and Asia can watch the race on Star Sports and Fox Sports Channels respectively. Americans can enjoy the F1 spectacle on ESPN, while Brits can tune into C4 or Sky Sports.

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<h3><strong>Guenther Steiner: 2021 Net Worth, Salary, and Endorsements</strong></h3>
Guenther Steiner comes from an engineering background, though he never completed his studies. He even revealed to F1i that he served in the military before he moved to Belgium. From there, his career as a mechanic began, though it was in the World Rally Championship from 1986 to 1988.

During his WRC tenure, he worked alongside the likes of Carlos Sainz Sr and the late <a title="Colin McRae" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colin_McRae">Colin McRae</a>.
<h3><strong>Guenther Steiner: Stats and Career</strong></h3>
Steiner's Formula One career kicked off in 2001 with Jaguar Racing in the role of managing director. During his time there, he helped reorganize the team and reduced costs during his tenure. After being replaced, owing to a poor few seasons, Jaguar offered him another role in the team. However, he ultimately declined and left the team entirely.

However, he was soon back at Milton Keynes, albeit in Red Bull colors. Steiner took on the role of technical operations director, and he and team principal Christian Horner jointly led the outfit. However, he soon left and joined NASCAR until the 2014 season.

Later on, with talks of a US F1 Team heating, Steiner met Joe Custer and Gene Haas. He convinced them to enter F1, recruited the core staff, and developed partnerships with outsources <a title="Dallara" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dallara">Dallara</a> and <a title="Ferrari" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrari">Ferrari</a>. Soon, the Haas F1 Team appointed him as the Team Principal. However, he has been known to be a little 'animated' on the pit wall. He is at present managing the Haas F1 Team.
<h3>Guenther Steiner: Personal Life</h3>
The Italian was born in Bolzano, Germany. He further holds passports of Italy and America while he resides in Mooresville, North Carolina currently.

He tied the knots with Gertraud Steiner. The couple further conceived their daughter Greta Steiner.

Born on April 7, 1965, Steiner did not complete his degree in Engineering. Subsequently, he moved to Belgium to work in the World Rally Championship.
<h3>Guenther Steiner: 2021 Net Worth</h3>
According to internet <a href="https://www.celebsagewiki.com/guenther-steiner">sources</a>, Steiner has a net worth of $1-$5 Million. His salary is under review.
<h3>Guenther Steiner: Charity and Foundation</h3>
The Italian boasts no record of his philanthropy and social works on any online platform. Nevertheless, it can be assumed that a man of such virtue believes in anonymous philanthropy. However, he has kept his charity from being published by the media.
<h3>How to Contact Guenther Steiner?</h3>
Steiner is not on any social media platform. He has no profile on any social media handles.
<h3>Guenther Steiner: Quick Facts</h3>
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Formula One F1 &#8211; Emilia Romagna Grand Prix &#8211; Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari, Imola, Italy &#8211; Haas Team Principal Guenther Steiner during a press conference FIA/Handout via REUTERS Guenther Steiner: 2021 Net Worth, Salary, and Endorsements Guenther Steiner comes from an engineering background, though he never completed his studies. He even revealed to F1i that he served in the military before he moved to Belgium. From there, his career as a mechanic began, though it was in the World Rally Championship from 1986 to 1988. During his WRC tenure, he worked alongside the likes of Carlos Sainz Sr and the late Colin McRae. Guenther Steiner: Stats and Career Steiner&#8217;s Formula One career kicked off in 2001 with Jaguar Racing in the role of managing director. During his time there, he helped reorganize the team and reduced costs during his tenure. After being replaced, owing to a poor few seasons, Jaguar offered him another role in the team. However, he ultimately declined and left the team entirely. However, he was soon back at Milton Keynes, albeit in Red Bull colors. Steiner took on the role of technical operations director, and he and team principal Christian Horner jointly led the outfit. However, he soon left and joined NASCAR until the 2014 season. Later on, with talks of a US F1 Team heating, Steiner met Joe Custer and Gene Haas. He convinced them to enter F1, recruited the core staff, and developed partnerships with outsources Dallara and Ferrari. Soon, the Haas F1 Team appointed him as the Team Principal. However, he has been known to be a little &#8216;animated&#8217; on the pit wall. He is at present managing the Haas F1 Team. Guenther Steiner: Personal Life The Italian was born in Bolzano, Germany. He further holds passports of Italy and America while he resides in Mooresville, North Carolina currently. He tied the knots with Gertraud Steiner. The couple further conceived their daughter Greta Steiner. Born on April 7, 1965, Steiner did not complete his degree in Engineering. Subsequently, he moved to Belgium to work in the World Rally Championship. Guenther Steiner: 2021 Net Worth According to internet sources, Steiner has a net worth of $1-$5 Million. His salary is under review. Guenther Steiner: Charity and Foundation The Italian boasts no record of his philanthropy and social works on any online platform. Nevertheless, it can be assumed that a man of such virtue believes in anonymous philanthropy. However, he has kept his charity from being published by the media. How to Contact Guenther Steiner? Steiner is not on any social media platform. He has no profile on any social media handles. Guenther Steiner: Quick Facts  AGE 55  DATE OF BIRTH April 7, 1965  MARITAL STATUS Married  SPOUSE Gertraud Steiner  CHILDREN Greta Steiner  NATIONALITY Italian  ETHNICITY White  RESIDENCE Mooresville, North Carolina Merano, South Tyrol, Italy

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<strong>Kevin Magnussen 2021: Net Worth, Salary and Endorsements</strong>

The Danish driver was one of the few who nearly had his career ruined by a poor car. Case in point, the problematic <a href="https://www.essentiallysports.com/category/f1/mclaren/">McLaren</a> of 2014. That season marked the beginning of McLaren's decline from grace.

To be fair to Magnussen, he and teammate Jenson Button did score podiums in the opening race. But since then, McLaren has never stepped onto the podium. He moved to <a href="https://www.essentiallysports.com/category/f1/renault/">Renault</a> in 2016 and <a href="https://www.essentiallysports.com/category/f1/haas/">Haas</a> a year later. This will be his third season with the American outfit.

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<strong>On-track Achievements</strong>

The Danish driver finished 3rd in his very first Formula One race, for Mclaren. He ended the 2014 season in 11th, behind teammate <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jenson_Button">Jenson Button</a> in 8th.

After being dropped in 2015, he returned to F1, with Renault this time. However, he only managed two point-scoring finishes in Russia and Singapore. Magnussen ended the season in a disappointing 16th place.

When he moved to Haas alongside Romain Grosjean, his fortunes were a little better, but not much. He ended up in the point in five races and an overall position of 14th.

2018 saw a much stronger Haas team emerge as a contender for the best midfield team. He had points finishes in 11 races and ended the season inside the top 10 in 9th.

Unfortunately, in the 2019 season, Haas F1 delivered one of their worst performances. The Dane finished in a lowly 16th, in a season plagued by on-track and off-track issues.

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<strong>Kevin Magnussen's Endorsements</strong>

Fashion company, Jack and Jones, is a personal sponsor of the Danish driver. Other sponsors include IT company OmniCar.

<strong>Charity</strong>

Back in June 2018, Kevin Magnussen participated in the Race for Charity for the Copenhagen Historic Grand Prix.
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Kevin Magnussen 2021: Net Worth, Salary and Endorsements The Danish driver was one of the few who nearly had his career ruined by a poor car. Case in point, the problematic McLaren of 2014. That season marked the beginning of McLaren&#8217;s decline from grace. To be fair to Magnussen, he and teammate Jenson Button did score podiums in the opening race. But since then, McLaren has never stepped onto the podium. He moved to Renault in 2016 and Haas a year later. This will be his third season with the American outfit. On-track Achievements The Danish driver finished 3rd in his very first Formula One race, for Mclaren. He ended the 2014 season in 11th, behind teammate Jenson Button in 8th. After being dropped in 2015, he returned to F1, with Renault this time. However, he only managed two point-scoring finishes in Russia and Singapore. Magnussen ended the season in a disappointing 16th place. When he moved to Haas alongside Romain Grosjean, his fortunes were a little better, but not much. He ended up in the point in five races and an overall position of 14th. 2018 saw a much stronger Haas team emerge as a contender for the best midfield team. He had points finishes in 11 races and ended the season inside the top 10 in 9th. Unfortunately, in the 2019 season, Haas F1 delivered one of their worst performances. The Dane finished in a lowly 16th, in a season plagued by on-track and off-track issues. Kevin Magnussen&#8217;s Endorsements Fashion company, Jack and Jones, is a personal sponsor of the Danish driver. Other sponsors include IT company OmniCar. Charity Back in June 2018, Kevin Magnussen participated in the Race for Charity for the Copenhagen Historic Grand Prix.  Age 27  Marital Status Single  Residence Roskilde  Nationality Denmark  Team Haas  Endorsements Jack &amp; Jones, OmniCar  Championships 0  Annual Salary $2.2 million  Net Worth $ 2 milliom  Birthday 5 October

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<strong>Romain Grosjean 2021:</strong><strong> Net Worth, Salary and Endorsements</strong>

French F1 driver, Romain Grosjean has had two stints in Formula One. He made his debut in 2009 for Renault after the Crashgate controversy saw <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nelson_Piquet_Jr.">Nelson Piquet Jr</a> lose his seat. Going up against a driver of <a href="https://www.essentiallysports.com/tag/fernando-alonso/">Fernando Alonso</a>'s calibre could not be easy and his statistics were underwhelming.

He stepped away from the sport for two years before being recalled by the Lotus F1 team. He stayed with Lotus for four years before joining newcomers <a href="https://www.essentiallysports.com/category/f1/haas/">Haas</a> in 2016.

<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-143867" src="http://www.essentiallysports.com/wp-content/uploads/Grosjean.jpg" alt="Romain Grosjean" width="1280" height="892" />

<strong>On-track Achievements</strong>

After a disappointing run in 2009, his fortunes changed for the better from 2012 onwards. A maiden point-scoring finish in China was followed by a maiden podium in Bahrain. Grosjean went on to take two mode podiums in Canada and Hungary.

However, he earned himself a reputation for being a 'first lap nutcase', as Mark Webber put it. The 2012 Belgian GP was proof of the pudding when he instigated a massive pile-up. As a result he was slapped with a one-race ban.

2013 was a slightly better season as the Frenchman racked up six podiums that year. Since then, he has only mustered one more podium, at the 2015 Belgian GP with 3rd place.

After joining Haas, he has had up and down results and finished the championship in 13th twice. In 2018, he ended the season in 14th place. It was a shame because Haas had demonstrated that they had a strong car.

However, silly mistakes and other teams stepping up their game, cost Haas dearly.A year later, Haas F1 had not moved up the order, and their drivers' performances did not help.

<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-104316" src="http://www.essentiallysports.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Grosjean-Haas.jpg" alt="" width="728" height="410" />

<strong>Romain Grosjean's Endorsements</strong>

Grosjean is partners with Richard Mille, Christian Roth, Seier Capital and Bell Helmets. As of 2019, Grosjean's salary is $ 2.6 million.

<strong>Charity</strong>

The Frenchman has participated in numerous charity events and auctioned off a few of his belongings for charity.
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Romain Grosjean

Romain Grosjean 2021: Net Worth, Salary and Endorsements French F1 driver, Romain Grosjean has had two stints in Formula One. He made his debut in 2009 for Renault after the Crashgate controversy saw Nelson Piquet Jr lose his seat. Going up against a driver of Fernando Alonso&#8216;s calibre could not be easy and his statistics were underwhelming. He stepped away from the sport for two years before being recalled by the Lotus F1 team. He stayed with Lotus for four years before joining newcomers Haas in 2016. On-track Achievements After a disappointing run in 2009, his fortunes changed for the better from 2012 onwards. A maiden point-scoring finish in China was followed by a maiden podium in Bahrain. Grosjean went on to take two mode podiums in Canada and Hungary. However, he earned himself a reputation for being a &#8216;first lap nutcase&#8217;, as Mark Webber put it. The 2012 Belgian GP was proof of the pudding when he instigated a massive pile-up. As a result he was slapped with a one-race ban. 2013 was a slightly better season as the Frenchman racked up six podiums that year. Since then, he has only mustered one more podium, at the 2015 Belgian GP with 3rd place. After joining Haas, he has had up and down results and finished the championship in 13th twice. In 2018, he ended the season in 14th place. It was a shame because Haas had demonstrated that they had a strong car. However, silly mistakes and other teams stepping up their game, cost Haas dearly.A year later, Haas F1 had not moved up the order, and their drivers&#8217; performances did not help. Romain Grosjean&#8217;s Endorsements Grosjean is partners with Richard Mille, Christian Roth, Seier Capital and Bell Helmets. As of 2019, Grosjean&#8217;s salary is $ 2.6 million. Charity The Frenchman has participated in numerous charity events and auctioned off a few of his belongings for charity.  Age 33  Marital Status Married  Residence Geneva  Nationality France  Team Haas  Endorsements Richard Mille, Christian Roth, Bell, Seier Capital  Championships 0  Annual Salary $2.6 million  Net Worth $20 milliom  Birthday 17th April

“We Have to Live with It” – Steiner Predicts More Misery at Haas F1

Haas have lost most lap time at Bahrain since last year