After a tense and strange Singapore Grand Prix, Williams rookie George Russell took a swipe at Romain Grosjean when the veteran Haas driver again showed why he has no place on the Formula 1 grid. The Frenchman thanked the Haas team (for inexplicably extending his contract for another year) by yet again taking out a rival on another below-par race weekend by the American outfit which now, in the pecking order, are only better than the beleaguered Williams team. Shortly after the halfway mark during the race at Marina Bay, while Grosjean battled with rookie George Russell in the woefully slow FW42, the Frenchman clipped the Briton's car which pitched it into the wall. The #8 Haas was down...
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