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[Jabberwocky]

When you look at his Webber crash. If that was another driver would it of been such a big event

[LRW]

When you look at his Webber crash. If that was another driver would it of been such a big event

Probably not. But it wasn't an isolated incident. You can't just look at them as singular events.

[1Lemon]

He should start in a HRT , they basically have their own starts anyway.

[Big Azza]

Ferrari should sign him next year. Then he can take out all of Alonso's immediate rivals...

[Jabberwocky]

I think if Grosjean qualified better non of this would happen.

[geetface9]

When you look at his Webber crash. If that was another driver would it of been such a big event

Yes, cuz it was still grosjean causing the incident. I don't think who he hits matters any more, what matters is that he's still hitting people

[LewEngBridewell]

I think if Grosjean qualified better non of this would happen.

Correction: if Grosjean qualified on POLE, none of this would happen

[geetface9]

I think if Grosjean qualified better non of this would happen.

Correction: if Grosjean qualified on POLE, none of this would happen

They might have to start giving grosjean pole for free every race just to prevent incidents

[pilotfriend]

Some just do not make the cut. This Swiss who thinks he is French is one of them.

[Hammer278]

Some just do not make the cut. This Swiss who thinks he is French is one of them.

Swiss...French...tomato tomato. He needs to be kicked TFO anyway, simply not ready for F1 yet no matter how talented he might be.Talent without a brain -> GTFO.

[myownalias]

I think that Grosjean is a very fast driver as he has proven when he doesn't get tangled up in incidents but you'd have to say that having seven first lap incidents in fifteen races is a extreme, he clearly doesn't have the mental capacity to drive in F1; in my view, he has spacial awareness issues, which is why he ends up in so many crashes at the start as there is so much to take in!

[What's Burning?]

in my view, he has spacial awareness issues, which is why he ends up in so many crashes at the start as there is so much to take in!

It's funny you say that and it's all speculation, obviously the guy's able to race to be in F1 in the first place but watching Sunday's incident with Mark, it seemed as if he didn't even react to it, there was plenty of room to his right, plenty of time to avoid the collision but it just didn't happen. He basically drove into an avoidable accident again.

There's a clip someone posted yesterday where you see Kimi's reaction the side by side stint with Lewis and it's an lighting quick... even in slow motion the reaction on Kimi's part to avoid contact was remarkable, and when you contrast that with the utter lack of reaction from Grosjean, maybe it does show why one guy has yet to retire from a race this year and the other guy has had half of his races end in the first lap.

[pilotfriend]

"Swiss...French...tomato tomato.£"

It makes one hell of a difference if you are French. We do not need him for our PR!

[andrew]

He's crashed during (I think) 9 out of 14 races, mostly at the start. F1 just doesn't seem to be working out for him.

"Swiss...French...tomato tomato.£"

It makes one hell of a difference if you are French. We do not need him for our PR!

Born in Switzerland but raced under a French passport. So which lot want him?

[LewEngBridewell]

Mind you, one only has to watch GP2... there's seems to be plenty of wild youngsters coming through the ranks