Romain Grosjean has endured a rollercoaster ride in Formula 1, once the bad boy of the sport he has cleaned up his act, he is now a respected driver on the grid with Haas and the team's strong car this season has triggered Formula 1 world title dreams. The once 'first lap nutcase' has matured and now is one of the elder statesmen in F1 and a director of the Grand Prix Drivers Association (GPDA). The 32-year-old Frenchman made his debut at the 2009 European Grand Prix for Renault, but in retrospect it was too much too soon – he was axed after seven races. Thereafter he spent two years in the wilderness, competing in GT racing, Auto GP and GP2 where he was champion in 2011....
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