Romain Grosjean has denied that a lack of self-confidence held him back in the opening races of this season. While team-mate Kimi Raikkonen got off to a flyer, winning the opening race in Australia and finishing on the podium two races later in China, Grosjean had to settle for the first three races. That changed in Bahrain on Sunday when the Frenchman brought his E21 home in third place behind his Finnish team-mate. It also put an end to reports that Grosjean was suffering from a lack of self-confidence, an opinion voiced by former four-time World Champion Alain Prost. Asked about his compatriot's comments, Grosjean said: "I think that the fact that you're able to come back from a...
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