Romain Grosjean says that potentially giving up Friday practice sessions next year to allow Haas to run Robert Kubica would not be "ideal". Haas is in talks with Kubica for a testing and development role in 2020, with the US outfit believing it could benefit from including the experienced Pole in its extended line-up. Haas relied this season on the simulator work of development drivers Pietro Fittipaldi and Louis Deletraz, but team boss Guenther Steiner said that Kubica's potential involvement next year would likely involve a series of FP1 outings. Haas and Kubica inching closer to 2020 deal "Giving [up] Friday morning is never ideal," Grosjean said, quoted by RaceFans....
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