Listen to this article Just one week on from Haas announcing him as replacement for the ousted Nikita Mazepin, Magnussen proved the potential of his team’s VF-22 by setting the tenth fastest time in FP2 on Friday. With team-mate Mick Schumacher clocking the eighth fastest time, Haas looks poised to deliver a dramatic step forward in form considering it was F1’s tail-end team last season after electing not to develop its 2020 chassis. Asked by Motorsport.com if he was surprised by how quickly momentum had built up following his call back to F1, Magnussen said: “I can’t believe what is even going on. “It is so cool man, surreal. So I feel very lucky.” While Magnussen’s qualifying sim time in second practice grabbed attention, Magnussen said he was actually more encouraged by the long run form of the Haas. “The car has been feeling good all day again, like last week,” he said. “In FP1 we were focusing a little more on race setup and race feeling, and we weren’t trying to set a lap time. “In FP2 we did a quali sim, still not fully going for it, but more l …