Why even more brutal honesty from Steiner may shock
Colourful Haas team principal Gunther Steiner was the unlikely cult hero of Drive to Survive's first season and, in following the team's struggles last year, the Netflix series enables a deeper understanding of how tough F1 can be when all is not going to plan
If swearing isn't your thing, and excessive profanities offend you, then you may want to steer clear of this article - and definitely do not watch the Gunther Steiner/Haas episode in series two of Netflix's Drive to Survive series.
On the other hand, if you like a bit of raw emotion (no matter the words being uttered), and you want to know what's coming, then keep going. And definitely do tune in when the series is released on February 28.
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