Haas F1 Team driver Romain Grosjean says his race was more or less over at the very start, when he had to run wide to take avoiding action, leaving him right at the back of the pack after lap one, and a difficult race from there on in. “I didn’t have a great start. “I think I was on a wet patch of the racetrack. I got pushed wide at turn four. A car came from the inside and suddenly to the outside, so I had to go wide to avoid him. “I was last, and what can you do when you’re last after the first lap?” The Frenchman says he struggled with the driveability of the VF17 at the start of the Malaysian Grand Prix, but they were finally able to improve it at the last pit stop,...
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