Romain Grosjean admitted he was unsure to how and why he crashed out of qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix, after losing control of his Haas F1 Team car at turn five and hitting the barriers. The Frenchman caused a red flag that compromised a number of drivers who were looking to improve on their lap time, but his crash ended his chances of following team-mate Kevin Magnussen through into the second segment of qualifying. Grosjean felt the pace of the car was strong enough to make it through into Qualifying 2, but the crash ended his chances, and he admitted that once the car got away from him, there was nothing he could do to stop it hitting the tyre wall. “I’m OK. The first run...
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