Haas' Romain Grosjean suggests the stars were never aligned for him and his contemporaries in Formula 1, with timing favouring either older or younger drivers. Born in 1986, Grosjean spent a seven-race stint with Renault in 2009 before being sent back to GP2, winning the 2011 title there before returning to the Enstone outfit (now known as Lotus) in 2012 at the same time the French manufacturer was removing its works-team status. After earning nine podiums across 2012 and '13, the results started to dry up in 2014 with the team lacking funding, and Grosjean has spent the rest of his F1 career battling in the midfield. And while Grosjean certainly did himself no favours with a reputation...
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