Once again struggling for grip and pace in Austria, Romain Grosjean concedes Haas must be doing something 'not quite right.' The Frenchman started the Austrian Grand Prix 11th on the grid to his team-mate Kevin Magnussen's P10. 71 laps later they were down in 16th and 19th places respectively. It was the third successive point-less grand prix for Haas, who continue to struggle with race pace on the 2019 Pirelli tyres. Grosjean admits they are 'obviously' getting something wrong. 'It's a tough one, it's really hard to understand where the grip is going, and how we can make the car go faster,' he said. 'I had no grip on those first few laps, then just no pace in the race. 'It's been a very...
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