Romain Grosjean isn't overly concerned by getting his tyres to work in Barcelona, thanks to the venue's warm temperatures and high energy track. Haas has struggled in the last few races with a chronic tyre management problem characterized by its VF-19 car's inability to keep its rubber in the optimal operating window. It's an issue that has baffled the US outfit's engineers and undermined the drivers' confidence and results. "It’s a lack of grip and a lack of consistency," explained the Frenchman ahead of this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix. "The latter makes it so that you can’t have any confidence because you can’t push the tyre to its limit. If you do go above the...
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