A disappointing Saturday was followed by a nightmare Sunday for the Haas F1 Team at Silverstone, with Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen colliding on the opening lap for a second consecutive season, with the damage to both cars enough to see them both retire not long after. Frenchman Grosjean had started fourteenth with his Danish team-mate Magnussen sixteenth for the British Grand Prix but exiting the loop heading onto the Wellington Straight, the two banged wheels, causing damage to both cars and leaving them running slowly back to the pits for repairs. Grosjean lasted the longest but was lapped just prior to retiring in the pits after just nine laps, with the Frenchman disheartened...
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