Haas driver Romain Grosjean says it's a mistake for track designers to construct new, modern circuits by trying to reproduce features from existing classic venues. "Replicating one track somewhere else is not the best solution, I believe," said the Frenchman, who has taken part in 160 Grand Prix races since his debut in the 2009 European Grand Prix in Valencia. "It's much harder than it looks to build a track," he conceded. "But some of the recent ones have been a bit not exciting, especially with the run-offs. "It's not what we want," he told GPtoday.net this week. Grosjean recreates a piece of F1 history at Suzuka The next new track to join the F1...
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