Romain Grosjean's place at Haas could be on the line after team boss Guenther Steiner revealed he is growing frustrated with his driver's constant crashes. Grosjean was involved in not one but two incidents in Sunday's British Grand Prix. While the first caused damage to his own team-mate Kevin Magnussen's car, the second cost Haas even more points as Grosjean crashed while battling Carlos Sainz. It is not the first time that he has retired from a points-scoring position, however, for his future with Haas it needs to be the last. Steiner told RaceFans.net: “I wouldn’t call this bad luck. It’s getting frustrating. 'We all hope for him that we are going up and now we are...
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