Romain Grosjean repeated his strong qualifying form from the 2012 Hungarian Grand Prix to claim third spot on the 2013 grid, but remains cautious when predicting his fortunes on race day.The Frenchman was close to the pace on the opening day of the meeting, before topping final practice on Saturday morning to put himself firmly among the tips for pole position. In the end, he only narrowly missed out to Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel but, with the Lotus still reckoned to be among the easiest on its tyres, Grosjean could still be a factor on Sunday afternoon, particularly as temperatures are expected to reach 40°C in Budapest.“Well, [Hamilton]'s on pole at the moment, so he's the...
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