Romain Grosjean is going through tough times in Formula 1 and he hit a real low point with his crash on the first lap at the Spanish Grand Prix. The Haas driver lost his car mid-pack at Turn Three, spun back across the track in a cloud of tyre smoke and collected the cars of Nico Hulkenberg and Pierre Gasly. I don't remember an incident like it and I don't think the stewards did either - which is why they have given him a three-place penalty at the Monaco Grand Prix. It is the latest - and worst - in a series of difficult moments for Grosjean this year. Hamilton dominates in Spain after Grosjean crash Listen: Spanish Grand Prix review Magnussen showing Grosjean up The Frenchman has no...
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