Haas chief Gunther Steiner says it is “unfair” to question Romain Grosjean’s future with the team following his worst-ever start to a Formula 1 season, believing the Frenchman needs just one good race to regain his confidence. After crashing out behind the Safety Car in Baku at the end of last month, Grosjean sparked a multi-car collision on the opening lap of the Spanish Grand Prix two weeks ago, forcing him to retire from the race. Grosjean arrives in Monaco in the midst of his worst start to a full F1 season, failing to score in the opening five races, and is also lumbered with a three-place grid penalty for causing the opening lap incident in Barcelona. 5774263478001...
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