The former F1 star revealed that Mercedes is still on the cards.

Romain Grosjean is eagerly awaiting the chance to take to the track in a Mercedes F1 car.

The 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix marked the end of Grosjean’s F1 journey, ending in a famous and horrifying incident. Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has now extended an olive branch, challenging Grosjean to redefine his F1 legacy.

Despite expectations for this high-profile test, Grosjean takes full responsibility for the delay. His busy post-F1 schedule served to delay the long-awaited experience. Grosjean isn’t just looking for cover. He is passionate about exploring the capabilities of Formula 1’s latest ground-effect competitors. Testing regulations require F1 cars to be at least two seasons old, which is relevant for the upcoming 2024 F1 season. This is a great time for Grosjean to take the wheel.

The Frenchman’s willingness to embrace the latest innovations in F1 technology promises to be more than just a ride, but an exciting show as he prepares for testing. It is an opportunity to reclaim and reconnect with the world. The exciting world of F1. “Of course, I haven’t had time for it yet. Yes, it’s my fault,” he told GP Racing Magazine. “But it’s not easy. I’m looking forward to 30 race weekends next year. You claimed 24 shots in F1, I claimed 18 shots in IndyCar, 7 shots in Endurance and 5 times in F1 Channel. So adding tests is not easy.

“But I’m selfishly trying to hold off until I can test the next generation of cars. “But yes, I still want to do it and every time I see Toto he always assures me that it will happen. “Yes, it would be great to be in an F1 car again.”