Ahead of Formula 1's return this week to the Nürburgring, Haas' Romain Grosjean remembers the sport's last visit to the Eifel track and the win that eluded him in 2013. The Nürburgring was recently added to this year's rebuilt schedule to help keep F1 on the European continent amid the global coronavirus pandemic. But seven years ago, the race alternated each season with Hockenheim as the venue for the German Grand Prix, until financial difficulties caused the event's withdrawal from the F1 world championship. Driving for Lotus in 2013, Grosjean had qualified fifth for the race, just behind teammate Kimi Raikkonen. But a strong start by the Frenchman had allowed him to take the lead on...
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