Romain Grosjean has revealed he worked with a psychologist to improve his Formula 1 performances after causing a massive crash at the Belgian Grand Prix in 2012. Grosjean was the cause of a first corner collision that saw championship leader at the time, Fernando Alonso, retire. It was one of many incidents in a tough start to his F1 career in which he was branded as a “first lap nutcase” by Mark Webber. Speaking for The Players’ Tribute the Frenchman revealed how he was introduced to a psychologist saying: “I was introduced to a sports psychologist in Paris a few months before the race in Spa, and I began meeting with her regularly after the Grand Prix - and I...
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