Romain Grosjean's home race was a shot in the dark for the Haas driver who lamented his car's lack of pace and sounded the alarm at the US outfit. From a lowly P16 on the grid, Grosjean dropped two spots on the opening lap before working his way up to 13th from where he pitted on lap 20. The Frenchman was never a contender for a spot among the top-ten and was strategically called in to retire his car eight laps from the checkered flag to allow the team to change a few parts ahead of next week's Austrian Grand Prix. Haas baffled by performance swings at Paul Ricard Grosjean claimed to have little to complain about regarding his own performance but expressed plenty of worries about the Haas...
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