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It’s unbelievable that a driver of Romain Grosjean’s pace is set to slide out of Formula 1 after the final six races of 2020 without a victory to his name, and yet perhaps inevitable given the trials and tribulations of his career
Romain Grosjean is finally getting the farewell Formula 1 test he was supposed to have after his dramatic F1 exit nearly five years ago, as reported by Edd Straw. Despite his impressive pace, Grosjean is not leaving F1 with a victory to his name, highlighting the challenges he faced throughout his career.
Grosjean, often criticized for on-track incidents and radio messages, will be remembered as one of the best drivers never to win a world championship race. The French driver’s career has been marred by various mishaps, including being banned for a race after triggering a start shunt at Spa in 2012.
Although Grosjean had his share of setbacks, he also showcased moments of brilliance, such as challenging Sebastian Vettel in 2013 and claiming podiums in underdog cars. Despite struggles at Haas, Grosjean had memorable performances like his ninth-place finish at the Nurburgring.
While Grosjean’s F1 career may not have been without flaws, his talent and determination shone through, even in the midst of challenges. His legacy in F1 will be defined by his near misses and flashes of brilliance, leaving fans to appreciate his contributions to the sport.
