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Haas will ‘let’ Grosjean speak
- Updated: September 24, 2016
Haas will not silence Romain Grosjean despite the Frenchman’s damning criticism throughout the Singapore GP weekend.
After an epic start to the season in which Grosjean scored points in three of the opening four grands prix, with a best result of P5, Haas have fallen off the pace of late.
This has left Grosjean frustrated and not afraid to voice it.
In the wake of Friday’s practice in Singapore, he said it was the “worst Friday you could imagine”, while after his qualifying crash he said that his “confidence is shit, close to zero.”
Grosjean failed to take to the grid on Sunday, his race over before it even began due to a brake problem.
His continuous criticism has raised questions about how Haas will manage the driver, however, team principal Guenther Steiner is adamant he won’t silence him.
“You know me, I let people speak,” Steiner told Motorsport.com. “He’s got an …
