Jun.30 - Kevin Magnussen will not be feeling confident about his future in Formula 1, according to former Le Mans winner John Nielsen.

Having halted development of Haas' 2020 car for cost reasons, Dane Magnussen's boss Gunther Steiner refused to rule out needing to sign up a pay-driver for 2021.

"They said they will not develop the car until they see how much money comes in," fellow Dane Nielsen told TV3.

"If you put that together with Steiner saying that he does not rule out pay-drivers, then that is an indication that all is not well.

"At the same time Kevin has been saying 'if I have to pay, I won't drive'. There may well be a conflict," Nielsen added.

And if Magnussen is ousted, he may well struggle to find another seat.

"Kevin is established and known by everyone, but there's no opening at a top team and he's not at the top of the list," Nielsen said.


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2 F1 Fan comments on “John Nielsen: Magnussen's F1 career in peril

  1. The Truth

    Of course he will struggle to find another seat. He has never shown good pace and every time he is in a battle with other driver crashes. It is a miracle he is still in Formula 1 when there are a lot of good drivers that can do so much better. Of course it is all about money, that's the only way guys like this or Stroll or Giovanazzi can be in Formula 1.

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    • The Truth

      If anyone had any doubt about my previous comment just needs to look at the first race of the year. First on track battle that Magnussen had and how did it finish? Magnussen crashing and deplying the safety car. There is nothing else to say, just keep watching the races and you will see the result is always the same.

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