Last year, at the Bahrain Grand Prix, Romain Grosjean collided hard with the wall, causing a huge fireball. To prevent future start crashes, the FIA has taken new measures. Michael Masi will take stricter action against incidents that take place in the opening phase of the race. "We looked at some feedback and the discussions we had with drivers. There was a feeling that we needed to let them race more, but we need to start taking that back a little bit around the incidents on the first lap," Masi acknowledged in conversation with Motorsport.com. "We will still treat it differently than an incident during another round." Read more Honda gets reward after strong winter:...
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