Romain Grosjean has called on F1 driving colleagues to be more “gentlemanly” during races, particularly in the first lap, following the Russian Grand Prix which saw him retire early after crashing. Shortly after Lights Out, Grosjean found himself close to Antonio Giovinazzi and Daniel Ricciardo, with the trio coming together, which subsequently saw the Frenchman’s tyre come loose and fly into the air. Article continues under video Grosjean laments the fact that drivers can work hard all week only to see their GP fortunes go up in smoke so quickly. "I think it was very avoidable," he suggested to Autosport. "I left plenty of room on the right-hand side. Three in that...
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