Haas F1 Team driver Romain Grosjean was left ruing not having “the best of luck again,” after Formula 1 qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix as Kevin Magnussen’s crash left him unable to set a lap-time in Q2. Having locked up on his first run in the second segment of qualifying, Grosjean was left with a single flying lap to try and advance to the pole-position shootout. However, team-mate Magnussen hit the wall at the final corner on those second runs in Q2, bringing out the red flags, meaning Grosjean dropped out and qualified in fifteenth position, although he will move up to fourteenth as Magnussen will start from the pitlane after a chassis change. “It wasn’t the best of...
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