Romain Grosjean admits he is hoping not to add to his “good record” of crashes in Monaco this weekend. Last year, Grosjean was often quick but his weekend was blighted by numerous crashes and incidents which eventually saw him leave without scoring any points after a collision with Daniel Ricciardo. While confident in his abilities around the streets of Monte Carlo, Grosjean said he needs to focus on harnessing his pace rather than pushing too hard. “I've been on pole position here in GP2, won the race in GP2 – but on the other side if you have a look at crashes, I have a good record and few corners I know too well,” Grosjean said. “To be fair, last year I completely missed my...
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