Romain Grosjean says he was “never worried” that he would lose his Haas Formula 1 seat, in spite of a difficult start to his 2018 campaign. Grosjean failed to score through the opening eight races, a run that included a series of high-profile incidents, including a late crash behind the Safety Car in Azerbaijan and triggering a first-lap pile-up in Spain. Grosjean scored fourth place in Austria to get his season back on track though pointed to a changed mindset after the following event in Britain, in which he clashed with Haas team-mate Kevin Magnussen and Renault’s Carlos Sainz Jr., as influential in securing his future. Haas confirmed in the build-up to the Russian...
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