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#3 Grosjean goes down in France
One of the most tragic stories from the 2018 season has been that of Romain Grosjean. A talented driver who has seen a combination of mistakes and bad luck come down on him has left him with no points so far.
His luck didn't get any better in Canada as an oil problem saw his Haas burn out of Qualifying at the start of Q1.
After LeClerc crashed in Monaco, and Stroll retired in Canada, it's hard to believe that all three of F1's current French drivers will make it out of Monaco unscathed.
And if we look at the current form of all three drivers, it's a safe bet that Grosjean's luck won't be turning around anytime soon.
Currently on three retirements out of seven, the most of any driver, we believe that Grosjean won't be able to shake his bad luck in his home country and will end up with four out of eight by the time he's done in Canada.
