For both Nicholas Latifi and Romain Grosjean, the Turkish Grand Prix was a race to forget. Latifi had been struggling all weekend and as an overmat of disaster he crashed Grosjean when the Frenchman put him on a lap. No visibility in mirrors The crash ultimately meant that both Latifi and Grosjean - a few laps later - were unable to finish the race. On Motorsportweek.com Latifi explains what caused the crash. "First of all, it was my fault," says the Canadian. "I haven't been able to look in my mirrors since the first lap. Not by rain or fog, they were just covered with a layer of dust and dirt, just like the rest of the car". Read more Latifi on De Vries: 'Many things...
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