Romain Grosjean found it “disappointing” to damage the front wing on his Haas Formula 1 car after hitting a groundhog during second practice for the Canadian Grand Prix on Friday, with the team already running low on spares. Grosjean reported over the radio that he thought he had hit an animal, with the team finding his car’s front wing and nose had been severely damaged upon his return to the pits. A groundhog had been picked up by TV cameras on the side of the track by the back straight on a number of occasions through FP2, and Grosjean was surprised efforts weren’t made to remove it. “It was a big impact, it was quite a big animal. It’s a bit disappointing because they show...
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