Grosjean completed a seat fit at Mercedes’ factory earlier this month ahead of a farewell test at Paul Ricard in June. The Frenchman was keen to have one last test outing in an F1 car after his dramatic, fireball crash in the Bahrain Grand Prix last year, which forced him to miss the final two races of 2020 as a result of the injuries he sustained. Mercedes has organised a test for Grosjean to drive Lewis Hamilton’s 2019 title-winning car on June 29, while he will also be able to drive the W10 during the French GP weekend. Speaking on F1’s Beyond the Grid podcast, Grosjean admitted he was immediately impressed by what he experienced during his short visit to Brackley. “I got to the...
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