Romain Grosjean says working with a sports psychologist helped him improve his Formula 1 performances after causing a huge crash at the 2012 Belgian Grand Prix. Grosjean was handed a one-race ban for triggering a first corner collision that wiped out championship contender Fernando Alonso at the start of the 2012 event at Spa, an incident that came during an accident-prone start to his F1 career. The Frenchman was involved in a number of opening-lap clashes throughout the season and was described by Red Bull’s Mark Webber as a “first lap nutcase”. 5774263478001 CrashTV:  In a piece for The Players’ Tribune, Grosjean credits his sessions with a psychologist shortly after the...
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