By Editor on Tuesday, May 14, 2013 Romain Grosjean sounds supportive of F1′s move to enhance its penalty system. Last year, the Frenchman became the first F1 driver in years to serve a race ban, following a string of first-lap crashes. He admitted to RMC Sport it may seem 'ironic' that he therefore supports a system that could lead directly to more race bans. It is reported that errant drivers will earn ‘demerit'-style points against their FIA super license for on and off-track indiscretions, leading to race bans. Grosjean said: 'If there is a nice system that comes in, why not? 'Right now, it is the stewards who decide: it's like boxing or judo, it's arbitrary.' But not...
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