Romain Grosjean was left downbeat after finding himself eliminated in the opening segment of Qualifying for the Mexican Grand Prix as his Haas F1 Team once again struggled for performance at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. Much like in 2017, the team has been on the back foot throughout the weekend and although Grosjean was less than a tenth of a second from getting into Q2, he found himself on the wrong side of the cut-off point when the chequered flag fell. Haas has been competitive everywhere else in 2018 and Grosjean hopes that when they return to the track in 2019, they can unlock the secret to being quick in Mexico. “We got better, but not enough,” said Grosjean, who will start...
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