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Romain Grosjean will not start the Brazilian Grand Prix, after crashing before the race start.
The Haas driver was making his way to the grid when he lost control on the final corner of the circuit, spinning and hitting the wall.
The unusual incident destroyed the front left suspension of his car.
He was due to start the race from seventh on the grid.
.@RGrosjean has gone off at Turn 14 on his formation lap. He's out of the car. #BrazilGP
— Haas F1 Team (@HaasF1Team) November 13, 2016
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He's done this before hasn't he?
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Probably, though I dont remember when (wasnt it once earlier this year?). But to be fair this race wasnt something for Haas: a car with poor brakes is no use on a track like this, especially if it rains like it did yesterday.