News about Romain Grosjean

Romain Grosjean, a retired Formula One racer, was furious at IndyCar's exhibition The Thermal $1 million Challenge was on Sunday, after being crash-tracked into the first heat race's opening lap. Scott Dixon ran into the back of Grosjean just minutes after the first heat began on the 17-turn, 3.067-mile raceway. It brought the Frenchman to spin wildly into Rinus VeeKay, who then clipped Christian Lundgaard. Dixon was given an avoidable contact penalty as a result of his transfer from Formula 1 to IndyCar.

For the first time next month, the remains of a lifesaving piece of equipment will be on display in Madrid. Fans of one of sports' most exciting times in history, when the protective device was launched three years ago. Visitors to the new official exhibit, which will open in the Spanish capital in March before heading around the world, will be able to view the remarkable piece of memorabilia, which is now almost unrecognizable after being called into action in Bahrain.

Romain Grosjean was concentrating on his debut into the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona, but he later revealed that he does not want to write the final chapter of his Formula One career. In an interview with GQ, the Swiss-French driver discussed his time with the IronLynx racing team and the neon green Lamborghini Huracan that he started with, just before beginning the endurance race. He admitted that his team's car wouldn't be the fastest - something he got into

Romain Grosjean, a former Formula One racer, has pleaded with Daniel Ricciardo to switch to IndyCar after revealing that he would not be on the grid next year. Since losing his McLaren position, the Australian, who finished in the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka on Sunday, said he will be 'hitting pause' on his career in the sport. Ricciardo will leave the Woking-based team at the end of the season to be replaced by fellow Australian Oscar Piastri.