Romain Grosjean isn't underestimating team owner Gene Haas' warning that he could pull the plug on his involvement in F1 at the end of the year. After an encouraging first few seasons in the sport since its arrival in 2016, Haas regressed significantly last season, its 2019 car pinned down by chronic aero issues. Earlier this month, just before the coronavirus forced F1 to cancel the Australian Grand Prix and wreaked havoc on the sport's 2020 schedule, Haas said that he would assess his team's performance during the first part of the campaign. Ferrari and Haas, first teams to begin 21-day 'spring break' That stance - although obviously delayed - likely still holds. And Grosjean says there...
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