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Kevin Magnussen: Greater experience behind Haas’ rise up the F1 order

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Haas’ greater experience, now that it is in its third season in Formula 1, is a crucial factor behind its rise through the order in 2018, according to Kevin Magnussen.

Haas joined Formula 1 for 2016 and classified eighth in the Constructors’ Championship, a position it replicated 12 months later, having scored more points in the process.

This season Haas has been a leading contender in the midfield group and holds fifth overall, just eight points behind Renault, with four Grands Prix remaining this season.

“I think there are a couple of things that stand out this year,” said Magnussen. “One of them is, obviously, just experience. The team has been growing every year.

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“Everyone is using their experience better and better, while at the same time, gaining more experience.

“I also think the quality of our car, in terms of the actual build of our car, is much better.

“We’re better able to put the car on track that we intended to, and not have little errors or faults in the production of the car.

“That quality is a lot better this year, and I think that contributes as well to the performance.

“Our tyre knowledge has improved a lot. In Formula 1, Pirelli tyres are very tricky, and our management and understanding has improved a lot this year.

“I would say those are the main things regarding our growth this year.”

Haas will be competing on home soil at this weekend’s United States Grand Prix and Magnussen is optimistic that its stronger 2018 form can carry through to Austin.

“There’s absolutely an extra will, or motivation, to do well in the US,” said Magnussen.

“We always try our best. We’re always on maximum attack to get the best result possible.

“It just carries a bit more significance to get a good result in America and at our home track.

“America’s obviously not my home country, but you feel like it is racing there that weekend.”

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