Haas: With Haas comes a move to more skewed fights between team mates. Various reliability issues cloud the picture on Sundays slightly, with Romain Grosjean and Esteban Gutierrez both reaching the chequered flag on only 13 occasions – and on that score, Gutierrez has the slight edge. On every other count, though, he trailed his team mate – Grosjean scored 29 points to 0 for Gutierrez, out-qualified the Mexican 12-9, and spent nearly three times as many laps inside the top 10. The Frenchman stays on at Haas for 2017 as a result, while Gutierrez makes way for Renault’s Kevin Magnussen. © formula1.com

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Haas: With Haas comes a move to more skewed fights between team mates. Various reliability issues cloud the picture on Sundays slightly, with Romain Grosjean and Esteban Gutierrez both reaching the chequered flag on only 13 occasions - and on that score, Gutierrez has the slight edge. On every other count, though, he trailed his team mate - Grosjean scored 29 points to 0 for Gutierrez, out-qualified the Mexican 12-9, and spent nearly three times as many laps inside the top 10. The Frenchman stays on at Haas for 2017 as a result, while Gutierrez makes way for Renault's Kevin Magnussen. © formula1.com

Haas: With Haas comes a move to more skewed fights between team mates. Various reliability issues cloud the picture on Sundays slightly, with Romain Grosjean and Esteban Gutierrez both reaching the chequered flag on only 13 occasions – and on that score, Gutierrez has the slight edge. On every other count, though, he trailed his team mate – Grosjean scored 29 points to 0 for Gutierrez, out-qualified the Mexican 12-9, and spent nearly three times as many laps inside the top 10. The Frenchman stays on at Haas for 2017 as a result, while Gutierrez makes way for Renault’s Kevin Magnussen. © formula1.com