Romain Grosjean insists he has no concerns about his Haas Formula 1 car after suffering a bizarre front wing failure during second practice for the Chinese Grand Prix. The front wing on Grosjean’s VF-19 challenger began to collapse as he began his qualifying simulation run in Shanghai, before completely failing later on in the lap. The Frenchman said he was not aware of the issue until he was informed by his team over the radio having had a massive lock up under braking at Turn 14. “I don’t think I hit any kerb,” Grosjean said. “It collapsed in Turn 1. It’s quite clear on the TV footage it went in turn one and went a second time, completely, in Turn 13. 5774263478001...
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