Romain Grosjean says he enjoyed his first run at the wheel of Haas F1's 2016 car – albeit in the virtual world. The Frenchman told the sports daily L'Equipe that, two weeks before the real version gets up and running, he drove the new American team's first car in the simulator. 'The feeling was quite good, even if, in the beginning, it was necessary to solve lots of small technical problems. 'But once the grip improved, it was possible to drive well,' Grosjean said, revealing that the track he drove was Barcelona, where Haas' machine will also get its real-world rollout in two weeks. He cautioned that relying too heavily on the simulator would be a mistake, 'but I think the...
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