Haas' Romain Grosjean hopes the proposed Saudi Arabian Grand Prix goes ahead, calling the project 'extraordinary'. The city of Qiddiya would host the event, with the track forming part of a new entertainment and commercial project just outside Riyadh, the country's capital. None other than former F1 driver Alexander Wurz is the one in charge of designing the circuit, with 2023 being the season when it could debut on the F1 calendar. Grosjean attended the launch event at the proposed site of the track alongside Nico Hulkenberg, Damon Hill and David Coulthard – F1 already has 22 races on its schedule and few are backing an increase, but it's safe to say Grosjean would happily add Saudi...
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