Haas driver Romain Grosjean believes the privilege of driving in Formula 1 "has got no price" despite being two seconds per lap slower than Mercedes. Grosjean's place in F1 is under threat for next season, with Haas team principal Guenther Steiner recently claiming there is a lengthy shortlist of available drivers. Article continues under video Regardless of the poor performance of this year's car, Grosjean insists he still enjoys racing in F1 because "if not, I’d be home". Assessing the honour of being on the F1 grid, Grosjean said: "If you ask me, if I take a step back at what I do, what I drive and which car to drive, yes, I’m two seconds slower than the...
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