Guenther Steiner makes comparison to Red Bull and Mercedes and insists "I don't want to be seventh again"
He cited disagreements over money and investment with team owner Gene Haas for the reason that his expiring contract was not renewed.“Life has been good since I left Haas ahead of this season,” he wrote for“These last few weeks are the first time I’ve switched off from F1 for around a decade. This time has been good for me.“When you step away, you get clarity – and you can see what you need to do. While you’re there, you’re in denial, you think you can do it but you cannot.
“Doing that in the long-term is not what I want to do in life. I don’t want to be seventh again. I’ve done that. I want to be able to fight, to battle at the front.“Yes, they had the advantage of the engine at the beginning, but he set everything up right to be successful in the mid-term – and they won eight constructors’ championships.“Every year, they kept on getting better. You need that patience and long-term planning.
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