Romain Grosjean believes he had the upper hand over his Haas team-mate Kevin Magnussen over the second part of the season. The Frenchman had a dismal start to the season, failing to score in the opening eight races. After that opening part of the campaign, Magnussen had 27 points and was battling for the ’best of the rest’. Grosjean battled back in the second half of 2018, bringing the gap between the pair back to 19 points, and it would have been closer had he not been disqualified from the Monza race for a technical infringement. 'He scored a lot early in the year and I didn't score anything,' Grosjean said. 'Then obviously there were the eight points of Monza that I've lost....
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