Romain Grosjean supports the idea of Formula 1's race stewards being more relaxed about racing incidents. Grosjean, the director of the Grand Prix Drivers' Association (GPDA), said that it would be good for the stewards to be a bit more relaxed, but without it going to extremes.  "I don't think we want to go crazy, but I think if it's not intentional and you go for an overtaking manoeuvre and you lock up and you touch, then it's not the end of the world," he said to Autosport.  "If you do a 'Grosjean at Spa 2012' or a '[Nico] Hulkenberg at Spa last year' - OK, it's not intentional, but it's got big consequences so it's got to be penalised. Same as...
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