Having been forced to watch last year's Italian Grand Prix from the sidelines, Romain Grosjean is understandably eager to get on track at Monza next weekend.Twelve months ago, the Frenchman was 'parked' by the FIA following his part in the first corner pile-up at Spa-Francorchamps, and had to watch as Lotus reserve Jerome d'Ambrosio partnered Kimi Raikkonen for the weekend. The Belgian incident did little to help Grosjean's reputation as a driver but, adopting a more cautious approach and a Suzuka brush with Mark Webber aside, he subsequently earned himself another season at Enstone – and a chance to set the Monza record straight.“I'm looking forward to it very much,” he admitted,...
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