Romain Grosjean enjoyed his first run onboard an IndyCar on Tuesday and felt "really happy" with the experience. The former Haas driver was back behind the wheel of a racing car for the first time since his fiery crash on the opening lap of the Bahrain Grand Prix in late November that left the Frenchman with burns to burns to his hands. Almost fully healed, Grosjean was able to gain a good first impression of his Dale Coyne Racing Dallara and assess his new racing environment. "It felt very normal," after spending the day at the 17-turn, 2.38-mile Alabama road course. "It’s a different car, a different position, but apart from that, everything felt great and...
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