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After Romain Grosjean’s 50th start in IndyCar last weekend, The Race looks back at what one of the most interesting and valuable characters in the paddock has achieved in that time – from exceeding initial expectations, to failing to live up to subsequent ones, and his current fresh start
Romain Grosjean recently reached over 50 starts in IndyCar, marking a significant milestone in his career that has been characterized by intense highs and lows. After a challenging transition from Formula 1, including a fiery crash in Bahrain, Grosjean has endeared himself to IndyCar fans and media alike. Despite initial doubts about his performance on ovals, Grosjean has proven his worth with outstanding performances, culminating in a pole position and podium finish at the Indy GP. By the end of 2021, he was voted the series’ most popular driver and embraced his new ‘Phoenix’ nickname. Grosjean’s journey in IndyCar has been a testament to his resilience and determination to succeed in a new racing environment.
