Romain Grosjean finished the Mexican Grand Prix in twentieth, a disappointing result after finishing in the points at the United States Grand Prix the weekend before. The Haas F1 Team driver started from the pit lane, after the team had to change the floor of his Haas VF-16 on the morning of the race. With it being different from the floor that was used in qualifying, FIA regulations stated that a pit-lane start was required. With a Virtual Safety Car triggered by the incident between Marcus Ericsson and Pascal Wehrlein, Grosjean moved up to nineteenth. After exiting this pits, Grosjean experience lack of downforce. Combining this with the slippery track surface, the Frenchman was unable...
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