Haas driver Romain Grosjean has stated he is "fed up" with what he regards as a disproportionate focus by Formula 1's broadcasting on negative team radio messages from his side. Grosjean has endured a particularly difficult Azerbaijan GP weekend so far, having suffered from a recurrence of long-standing brake issues throughout practice and qualifying. The Frenchman, who qualified four places behind teammate Kevin Magnussen in Baku and is set to start the race in 16th, has had many of his radio transmissions featured on F1's world feed throughout the Azerbaijan GP weekend as he voiced his annoyance over brake problems and the resulting lock-ups. But Grosjean, who had in the past...
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