Romain Grosjean’s Qualifying session for the Canadian Grand Prix ended before he even reached the end of the pit lane with plumes of smoke exiting the back of his Haas F1 Team car. The Frenchman has endured a tough campaign so far and is one of only two drivers yet to break into the points in the opening six races, and a day after hitting a beaver during practice, more bad luck struck with the engine failure that left him right at the back of the field. “Something went wrong,” said Grosjean.  “Maybe the beaver from yesterday was still in there somewhere. “Seriously though, we laugh about it as it’s been a terrible series of luck since the first race of the season. We’ve had...
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