Romain Grosjean led Haas to the top of the timesheets on the opening morning of Formula 1 in-season testing on Tuesday, edging out Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton by less than one-tenth of a second. Two days after his first-lap crash that left him with a grid penalty for the next race in Monaco, Grosjean racked up 73 laps through the first four hours of running at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, recording a fastest lap time of 1m18.449s. The lap was good enough to give Grosjean P1 when the chequered flag came out for lunch at 1pm, with Hamilton sitting just 0.094 seconds behind in second place. 5774263478001 CrashTV:  Hamilton's car was fitted with a new rain-light system, featuring an...
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