Romain Grosjean has confirmed that Haas will switch between Brembo and Carbon Industrie (CI) brakes through the remainder of the 2017 Formula 1 season, depending on🦂 the weather conditions and circuit characteristics.

Haas has struggled to get on top of its braking problems since debuting in F1 at the start of last year, making regular changes between Brembo and CI💦 brakes this season.

Haas confirmed earlier this week ⛄it would start the Belgian Grand Prix weekend using Brembo, with Grosjean explaining the reasons behind the call𓂃 on Thursday.

“Quantity managemen🌠t,” Grosjean said when asked about the decision to revert to Brembo brakes for the start of the raceꦅ weekend at Spa.

“We ran Brembo in Hu꧙ngary, it was a cooling issue. 💧I believe we’re going to run CI in Monza, and due to the quantity level we thought Brembo here, CI in Monza, then Brembo again in Singapore due to temperature, and then see if we’ve got the new spec for the rest of the season.”

When asked if brake updates were planned, Grosjean said: “I think CI, yes. We’ve got some higher cooling brakes coming. I think it’s more Mala𝕴ysia or somewhere.”

Haas finds itself embroiled in a close battle with midfield rivals Williams, Toro Rosso and Renault in the constructors’ championship, which Grosjean expects to continue through the second half of the seꦡason.

“It’s a tight fight in-between Williams, Toro Rosso, ourselves and Renault, I believe🅘,” Grosjean said.

“McLaren could come ba🌠ck pretty strong, so we need to be careful on that one. Renault has been showing some great performance recently. We need to stay ahead.

“I think Toro Rosso and Williams are still not ou𒁏t of reach, so we’re going to try and do everything we can to fight.

“Between that ౠsixth and ninth position, it’s all pretty mu💖ch open.”