Haas Formula 1 ch💟ief Günther Steiner hopes that Romain Grosjean's fourth-place finish in Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix can act as the "trigger" for the ൲rest of his season after snapping his scoreless streak.

Grosjean bounced back from failing to score points in any of the opening eight races of the season to record Haas' best F1 result by finishing fourth𝓡 in Aus♑tria, leading h🎃ome teammate Kevin 💞Magnussen in fifth place.

It ended Grosjean's run without points that stretched bac🐻k to last year's Japanese Grand Prix, and while Steiner never had serious doubts about the Frenchman, he isꦬ hopeful it can kick-start the rest of his season.

"He was close [to points] 🙈a few🌞 times and it always slipped away. We need to keep focused, but for sure, it always does something to you," Steiner said.

"We al🌠ways gave him our confidence. He has been good for us for a long time and we knew he would come back to be the Romain he was last year. I hope this triggers lots and lots of points for Haa🅷s F1.

"Emotionally after an event, like what happened in Baku and Barcelona, for sure the emotion straight after the event were very high. But he came back to himself very quick, we spoke abouಌt it, and I said: 'Hey, keep doing what you’re doing. It will come to us.'

"The car was good, it’s not a one-off, we had that more last year, the car performance was more up and down. This year, the car performance was there except for Monte Carlo. But we know why. It was a tough weekend but we had to live wit🉐h it and the rest we know the car is there.

"Sure, if he would have 50 points now, his confiden❀ce would beꦅ higher. But now he knows he needs to work hard and he can get points."