Romain Grosjean has admitted that it feels good to be lining up on the first few rows of the Singapore Grand Prix, particularly after a tough start to the Marina Bay weekend.The Frenchman was beset by niggling problems throughout practice, not least the steering problem that restricted his track time on the opening day, but bounced back to post a top five time and then bettered that with P2 on Saturday morning. Although the Lotus team was hampered by cooling temperatures in qualifying, Grosjean continued to impress, using his second and final run in Q3 to snatch third spot on the grid ahead of Mark Webber and Lewis Hamilton.“I think the car's been okay,” he insisted, “If we look at...
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