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Haas boss Gunther Steiner has ruled out the possibility of promoting Charles Leclerc to a full-time Formula One drive for 2017, stating a rookie is not an option for the team.Ferrari protégé Leclerc leads the GP3 championship by 24 points with two rounds to go and has been linked with a race seat at Haas following his strong performances in the feeder series, as well as impressing during three practice outings for the American outfit in Britain, Hungary and Germany.To stand any chance of gaining an F1 seat for next year, Leclerc must win the GP3 title in order to accumulate the 40 points needed to qualify for a superlicence.When asked if signing a young driver is a possibility for Haas, Steiner replied: A rookie is not an option at the moment, its not the thing we want to do. I think in the position we are in, he [Leclerc] is too inexperienced.I wouldnt say too young, I mean Max Verstappen does a good job, but its difficult that you get in two years two 18-year-olds that are rockets. But the main reason; we highly respect what Leclerc is doing in FP1, he was on the game immediately, but what we need is more somebody who can score points.Steiner believes experience is key for Haas with new regulations on the horizon for 2017 and highlighted the reluctance of the team to sign Alexander Rossi at the end of last year, after the American took part in five of the last seven races for Manor in 2015.We need to train the team basically, we cannot train a driver. As I always said when I was asked last year about Alexander Rossi -- that could break somebodies career.We are still relatively new next year, we are the second year, if we take a new driver and he doesnt perform it could be us as well that dont perform. Why would you take a risk? 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It was the Dominicans second straight quality start and comes at a perfect time with news that right-hander Brandon Morrow has had a setback in his rehabilitation from a forearm injury. "We had guys out and we were scrambling looking for guys who could do it, we gave some other guys some shots, and he just stepped up," said Jays manager John Gibbons. "Early on he was limited to what he could do. Hes a four-pitch guy now. Early on coming out of the bullpen, he was a two-pitch guy. Hes got a dynamite arm. He shut down a good-hitting team (tonight)." Catcher J.P. Arencibia went 3-for-4 with a home run and two RBIs for Toronto, which hasnt won seven straight since Aug. 30 to Sept. 9, 2008. The Jays (34-36) have won 11 of their last 14 games since June 2 while outscoring their opponents 73-38 in that span. Arencibia, who has five RBIs over his last four games, says the Jays are pleased with the surge but theres still plenty of work to do. "We dug ourselves a hole early so its not about looking ahead or looking forward, its about looking at whats in front of us," said Arencibia. "We come to the field tomorrow getting ready for the game and attack it tomorrow. The rest we cant really worry about." Canadian Jeff Francis, making his fourth career start against Toronto, had an unwelcome homecoming. The Colorado left-hander (2-5) and North Delta, B.C., native was roughed up for 10 hits and eight runs -- including all three homers -- over six innings. It was his first loss against the Jays in four tries, and second trip to Toronto, his last coming on Aug. 25, 2011, a 9-6 win when he was with the Kansas City Royals. Francis insists pitching in his home country didnt factor in his performance. "Once I get out there, its me versus the batter," he said. "Its fun to have your friends and family in the park but when Im out there, Im not thinking about that." The Jays jumped on Francis early starting with leadoff hitter Melky Cabrera putting a line drive up the middle for a base hit, then advancing on a ground out before coming home on Encarnacions laser to the centre-field wall. Designated hitter Adam Lind sent one back to centre, scoring Encarnacion, and Mark DeRosa doubled to the left-field corner too put runners on second and third.dddddddddddd Rajai Davis, filling in for Colby Rasmus in the lineup, put another into left to score Lind, but DeRosa was caught out at third for the second out. Arencibia stroked a pitch to left to bring home Davis and prompt a visit to the mound from Rockies pitching coach Jim Wright. Francis stayed in the game and induced a ground out from Maicer Izturis to contain the damage at 4-0 Toronto. "I didnt execute pitches," said Francis. "You leave them up like that to those guys and you know theyre going to make you pay and they did. They got me early." The Canadian lefty settled down in the second and pitched three scoreless innings to keep pace with a sharp-looking Rogers, who had Colorado hitless through five. "Im just trying to follow any opportunity (Gibbons) is going to give me," said Rogers, who played parts of four seasons with the Rockies before being traded last year to Cleveland for cash considerations. "Ive got unbelievable confidence right now." Again it was Cabrera who led the attack as he put a Francis pitch into deep right to open the fifth inning with a single. That set up Encarnacions two-run blast over the left-field wall for his 19th home run of the year, putting Toronto into a comfortable 6-0 lead. The Rockies finally got a hit off Rogers in the sixth when Jonathan Herrera cracked a single to centre. Colorado, however, stranded the runner as Rogers retired the next two batters, including a strike out on Josh Rutledge for his fifth K of the game. Toronto piled on Francis in the sixth when Arencibia, with a second-deck rocket into left, and Izturis hit back-to-back jacks -- a first for Toronto this season. Colorado (37-35) cut its daunting deficit in the seventh when Rosario singled to centre with runners at the corners and no outs. That brought home Carlos Gonzalez before Arenado grounded out to score Michael Cuddyer, ending the night for Rogers. The 22,852 at Rogers Centre gave a standing ovation to the 27-year-old Dominican as he headed for the dugout with a smile on his face. Reliever Aaron Loup came in but the Rockies scored one more to make it 8-3 on an error by Izturis. Torontos Darren Oliver and Steve Delabar pitched a clean eighth and ninth, respectively. Notes: Blue Jays starter J.A. Happ (head contusion) was expected to throw a side Tuesday. Hes been out since May 7. ... Shortstop Jose Reyes continues to improve in his recovery from a severe ankle sprain. He will DH in Dunedin on Tuesday and is expected to play for either double-A New Hampshire or triple-A Buffalo by the end of the week. ... The Jays will start lefty Mark Buehrle (3-4, 4.66) in the series finale Wednesday against RHP Juan Nicasio (4-2, 4.86). ' ' '