Romain Grosjean's error-strewn 2018 campaign is starting to test Haas' patience, with team principal Guenther Steiner admitting that he is unwilling to put Grosjean's crashes down purely to poor fortune. Grosjean collided with team-mate Kevin Magnussen at the British Grand Prix before later crashing out of the race. Grosjean clipped Magnussen on the opening lap at Silverstone before a more terminal collision with Carlos Sainz Jr sent both men spinning through gravel and into the barriers. The retirement represents a return to form of sorts for Grosjean, who had finally got off the mark for 2018 with an impressive drive to fourth in the Austrian Grand Prix a week previously. Only Brendon...
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