Initially, Grosjean was set to drive Lewis Hamilton’s 2019 title-winning Mercedes W10 in a private test day at 𝓀Pa🐎ul Ricard on June 29 as well as completing a series of demonstration laps at the French Grand Prix on June 27.

With the French GP being rescheduled for this weekend as a result of the Turkish GP being cancelled due to the worsening COVID-19 situation in the country, Grosjean was no longer able to𝓀 drive the W10 during his home grand prix weekend due to a clash with his IndyCar commitments.

Grosjean was unable to compete in the final twꦏo races of his F1 career after injuries sustained in his drama⭕tic crash at the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix.

The Frenchman expressed his desire to have one last opportunity to drive an F1 car with Mer🎃cedes boss Toto Wolff saying that h🦹e would arrange the test for Grosjean, ultimately delivering on his promise.

The former Lotus and Haas driver completed a seat fit at Mercedes’ base in 𒀰Brackley back in April.

His private test d🙈ay was set to go ahead but Mercedes has now confirmed it has been postponed, but it will look to reschedule it later in the year.

Mercedes announced on its Twitter: “We’re disappointed to announce thﷺat Romain Grosjean’s Mercedes test has been postponed because of𒁃 travel restrictions and quarantine requirements.

“We're committed෴ to giving Romain his chance in a Mercedes F1 car and we're working to reschedule the test later this summer.”