It’s a long time ago now, but Romain Grosjean returns to a Hungaroring circuit where he insists he “should have won” in 2013. The French driver was racing for Lotus and started third on the grid but ended up sixth in the Hungarian Grand Prix classification after incurring a 20-second post-race penalty for hitting Jenson Button’s McLaren during an overtaking attempt. He had earlier also been penalised for leaving the track while passing Felipe Massa’s Ferrari. Nevertheless, Grosjean is keen to call upon “two good memories” as he aims to bag his first points of the 2020 season for the Haas team in Budapest. “For me, Hungary holds two good memories,” said Grosjean during a...
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