Romain Grosjean felt Pierre Gasly was not at fault for impending him during qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix, despite the Haas Formula 1 driver getting knocked out in Q2. Grosjean was eliminated from the second part of qualifying in Monaco after encountering a slow-moving Gasly in the first sector, meaning he was unable to improve on his time and ended up 13th. Gasly has been hit with a three-place grid penalty for the infringement, but Grosjean believes a lack of communion from his Red Bull team was to blame for the incident, rather than driver error. “At the end, traffic cost us the chance to move into Q3,” Grosjean said.“I was clearly going to crash into Pierre but it’s not...
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