Romain Grosjean has played down suggestions that his podium finish in the Bahrain Grand Prix will help him overcome problems with his self-confidence – because he insists that there aren't any!The Frenchman had made a slow start to the 2013 campaign, with some fearing that finishes of tenth, sixth and ninth from the opening three rounds somehow represented a continuation of the cautious form that marked the end of his contentious 2012 season. Missing the cut at the end of Q2 in Bahrain, despite being armed with a new chassis, only seemed to underline the malaise, but Grosjean came good on raceday, parlaying eleventh on the grid into a repeat of the third place he took at Sakhir in...
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