Four years on from a Formula One crash in Bahrain that ripped his car in half and nearly killed Romain Grosjean in the fireball that followed, the former Haas driver can recall every second.
With F1’s final race in the US for 2024, Let’s look at some of the drivers who took part in both Formula One and IndyCar. Once a racing driver, always a racing driver.
Romain Grosjean finished 16th in the Big Machine Music City Grand Prix Presented by Gainbridge last Sunday at Nashville Superspeedway, the final race of the 2024 NTT INDYCAR SERIES season.
Teams are finalizing their driver line-ups for the upcoming months, leaving only 15 of the 27 spots secured. This leaves plenty of opportunities for new signings and sets the stage for a hectic 2025 IndyCar silly season.
Conor Daly is set to join Juncos Hollinger Racing for the remaining five races of the 2024 IndyCar Series, stepping into the No. 78 Chevrolet-powered car, previously driven by Agustin Canapino.
IndyCar driver Romain Grosjean uses an old Formula 1 trick - a unique communication strategy - by pressing the drink button on his car to mark specific data points on the track.