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I'm guessing they're still suffering from the unexpected rear ride height issues from last year, and given the lack of development they're forecasting I'm sure we'll see a lot more out of control Haas cars this year. At least they seem to have sorted their braking issues though. The amount of brake failures they were having a few years back was pretty scary.
mmccarthy-
I'm guessing they're still suffering from the unexpected rear ride height issues from last year
That's what it looked like to me. It looked like a handful when going into bends, the back end looked like it was all over the place.
They had previously stated that they weren't going to develop the car so they could focus on next year. Maybe they did little more than take a Skillsaw to the floor, adjust a few things and left it at that.
Jonny69
To be fair to Mazepin, Schumacher also spun without any assistance from someone else. The only difference is Mazepin did a better job of it and took the Haas out of the race saving someone else the trouble of being crashed into.