Haas driver Romain Grosjean and Renault’s Jolyon Palmer have blamed each other for their crash on the first lap of the Russian Grand Prix. The two drivers collided at the entry to Turn 2, with a Sauber on Palmer’s outside and Grosjean going for a move up the inside. Grosjean’s left-front wheel clashed with Palmer’s right-rear, pitching the Renault into a spin, where he then collected the Haas for a second time. With Grosjean’s car in the barrier and Palmer’s Renault parked on the track, the safety car was deployed. Both drivers felt the other was responsible for the incident. “We had a great start and I was on the inside of Palmer under...
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