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Haas boss Guenther Steiner has confirmed that the cause of Kevin Magnussen’s race-ending crash at the Mexico City Grand Prix was “heat-related”, resulting in suspension failure.
During the Mexican race, Magnussen experienced a severe crash on Lap 34, resulting in a temporary stoppage of the race for barrier repairs. The incident occurred when his rear suspension failed while approaching the sweeping bends in the middle section of the track. Magnussen’s Haas car was completely destroyed, adding to a disappointing day for the team. Team boss Steiner mentioned that they need to investigate the reason behind the suspension failure, which seems to be heat-related. Magnussen described the crash as causing a knock on his hands, but he stated that they are fine. He also mentioned that they need to further analyze the incident and its potential impact leading up to the failure.
Source: Crash
