Romain Grosjean feels a 'few tweaks' to the rules could see Formula 1 avoid a pile-up such as the one that put four cars out of the Tuscan GP. Restarting the race behind the Safety Car, race leader Valtteri Bottas controlled the pace and decided not to storm off. However, several drivers behind him had already began to accelerate. Realising that those ahead weren't picking up the pace, they braked and a chain reaction saw Carlos Sainz, Kevin Magnussen, Nicholas Latifi and Antonio Giovinazzi crash. Grand Prix Drivers' Association director Grosjean wrote to the FIA's race director, Michael Masi, asking what could be done to improve Safety Car restarts 'We've had a few discussions with Seb,...
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