Romain Grosjean has suggested other teams have managed him better than Haas after current boss Guenther Steiner said has been "very challenging" to work with at times.
Grosjean is leaving Haas at the end of the year, having raced with the team at every race since it joined F1 at the 2016 Australian Grand Prix. Grosjean and Steiner clashed on occasion, with incidents in 2019 notoriously caught on camera for Netflix's Drive to Survive series.
Ahead of this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix, Steiner paid tribute to what Grosjean has done for the team since he joined but admitted it's not always been a straightforward relationship.