Haas' Romain Grosjean believes that adding refueling to the strategic mix would open up the options for F1 teams on race day and spice up the show. Refueling was banned at the end of the 2009 season as part of the sport's efforts to reduce costs and improve safety. Since, the idea of bringing it back has been debated a few times by F1's Strategy Group but without any success. Grosjean believes refueling could help dissipate part of Formula 1's predictability and add a bit of variety. "I haven’t spoken about it with GPDA or whatever, but personally I would like to see it coming back," the Frenchman told Crash.net. "Then the strategy is a bit more open. At the moment it’s...
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