Guenther Steiner says his former F1 driver168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Kevin Magnussen “can’t be proud” of his controversial tactics in Miami whic📖h have left him on the verge of a race ban.

Magnussen was handed three 10-second time penalties for repeatedly leaving the track and gaining advantages, as well as a one five-second penalty for track-limits abuse in his defence against Mercedes’ 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton during the Miami Grand Prix sprint race.

The Dane racked up fi꧃ve penalty points on his superlicence across the weekend in Florida and is potentially just one more incident away from 💧triggering an automatic race ban.

Magnussen, who was also penalised in Jeddah for using similar tactics against168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Yuki Tsunoda, must tread carefully for the rest of the season as all 10 of his existing points have been accumulated in the first six races of 🦩2024.

Former Haas team principal Steiner has weighed in on Magnussen’s actions, telling Sky Deutschland: “It has to be fair play. You can be aggressive, but we’ve seen this 𝕴game for the 🥀second time [Jeddah also].

“As a driver, you can’t be proud if you 𝔍ruin someone else’s race.”

Steiner believes a drive-through penalty would be a better punishment for repeat o♏ffences of such tactics.

“Once you get the first ten seconds, it doesn🔯’t matter wꦏhether you get another ten seconds. That’s why a drive-through penalty is definitely noticeable,” he said.

“You then hav🦂e to take this penalty within a few laps and then you’re gone an🦂d can’t cause any further trouble.”

Magnussen admitted his penalties were “well deserved” for his “stupid tacti🍷cs”.

“I started🐎 using these stupid tactics, which I don’t like doing,” he told Sky Sports F1. “But, at the end of the day, I did my job as a team player.

“Nico [Hulkenberg, Haas teammatꦡe] scored his points because I got that gap for him. Lewis and Tsunoda couldn’t catch him. Not the way I like to go racing, at a💎ll, but [was] what I had to do today.”