In the wake of successive nightmare races, Romain Grosjean will need to make amends this weekend in Monaco. His early reputation as a reckless crasher - his antics at Spa in 2012 earning him a race ban - a distant memory, on his last two outings the Frenchman has made the headlines for all the wrong reasons. A mistake behind the safety car in Baku saw him crash into the barriers, while another mistake on the opening lap in Barcelona saw him take out Nico Hulkenberg and Pierre Gasly. The Haas driver heads to Monaco with a three-place grid penalty, aware that the media has him under close scrutiny, teammate Kevin Magnussen seeks to build on his tenth place in the standings while Grosjean is...
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