Haas driver Romain Grosjean suffered a painful sense of deja vu on Sunday after a repeat of his team's 2018 pitstop woes at Formula 1's season-opening Australian Grand Prix. Last year's nightmare featured prominently in a recent Netflix documentary series and Grosjean's latest retirement, after another problem with his car's left front wheel, came as an unwelcome re-run. 'Deja vu,' said the Frenchman. 'Second year in a row, same problem. Third year in a row retiring here while I'm into the points. 'I think Australia doesn´t like me. I love the country, I love coming here, I love the track. I´ve always had a good feeling here. The car was fast, the pitstop was very long. And then...
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