Ferrari has given Haas the all-clear for Romain Grosjean to use the engine he used in qualifying in Canada. As the Frenchman headed out at the start of Q1, his engine appeared to detonate filling the pitlane with thick white smoke. Ruled out of the remainder of the session but given permission to start the race from the back row, it was feared the engine failure would cost the Frenchman a grid penalty at his home race this weekend. However, after sending the unit back to Maranello, Ferrari gave Haas the all-clear to use the unit again this weekend. 'It will be in the car again tomorrow,' team boss Guenther Steiner told reporters at Paul Ricard. 'No damage, which is good. It is the last...
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