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27 Mar 2022

Kevin Magnussen: Car is 'phenomenal' but 'neck is nowhere'

Haas driver Kevin Magnussen reflects on finishing P9 and in the points for the second race in a row but admits to feeling the physical effects of an action-packed 2022 Formula 1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit.

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