"What he needs to do is try to motivate his people so they give him the car he needs.
The car wouldn't have been bad if things hadn't gone wrong with the rear wing. In terms of performance it was good.
He wanted a new engine, but the car seemed on its way to a podium," he explained.
Addressing Verstappen's frequent heated radio communications, Steiner concluded that Red Bull staff are accustomed to his frustration and remain motivated by his track record.
"At Red Bull everyone knows Max. They know he has those outbursts and then comes back wanting to win races.
He has won a lot for them. The people close to him know why he is like that.
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He is disappointed because he is not winning," Steiner concluded.
