Monaco Grand Prix – Haas' team boss Guenther Steiner says he's not worried about Romain Grosjean's form as the team head to Monte Carlo. Grosjean drew criticism from pundits and fans after he caused a three car pile-up on the first lap of the Spanish Grand Prix last week. Losing control of his car, the French driver kept the power down as he spun around in front of cars behind and the resulting smoke screen caused Renault's Nico Hulkenberg & Toro Rosso's Pierre Gasly to collide with the Haas. This was after Grosjean crashed all behind himself on the streets of Azerbaijan, while running in the points behind the Safety Car towards the end of the race in Baku. Heading to Monaco, where...
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