Haas driver Romain Grosjean has said that having a circuit, such as the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, at such a high-altitude, doesn't make any sense. Heat cools down a lot slower at high-altitude than it does normally and the Mexico City venue is the highest track on the F1 calendar by far. "Cooling-wise I think we're still very hot on a lot of components and (on Sunday) that's going to be the challenge," Grosjean explained to RaceFans. "It's cooler than (Friday), we'll see what it's like." Grosjean and his team-mate Kevin Magnussen both failed to progress past Q1 for the second time in a row in Mexico. The French driver revealed that his team did everything...
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