Romain Grosjean will have to wait until Spanish Grand Prix final practice for the Haas Formula 1 team's latest upgrade, after losing a coin toss to teammate Kevin Magnussen. All F1 teams are expected to bring significant aerodynamic upgrades to the Barcelona race, and Haas will introduce a new floor in Spain. But what Haas team boss Gunther Steiner described as unexpected "production delays" at chassis partner Dallara means only one is available to use in Friday practice. Magnussen and Grosjean are tied on four points in the drivers' championship, so Haas decided to award the Friday upgrade based on a lottery, which Grosjean lost. "Unfortunately I won't have it [the upgrade]...
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