Romain Grosjean has developed a knack of fast starts to the season during his short time in the IndyCar Series. Four of his five runner-up results have come before June, after all. The Swiss-born Frenchman is simmering any early expectations of winning with his new team, Juncos Hollinger Racing, but believes all the ingredients are there to progress and craft strong results.
Ex-Formula 1 veteran Grosjean made the switch over to JHR during the off season following a two-year stint with Andretti Autosport. Since becoming a full-time squad in the IndyCar Series in 2022, JHR has expanded from one to two cars, and steadily improved from breaking into the top 10 to scoring a brace of top-fives last year with Callum Ilott, who Grosjean has replaced in the Chevrolet-powered team’s #77 car for 2024.
