Romain Grosjean proved he could do something that few others could do in 2013 - beat the Red Bulls of Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber off the line and lead a Grand Prix in Japan on Sunday - and it's no surprise that the star of Suzuka is to be rewarded for his success with a third year at Lotus F1. "I need to get the written permission of my board but then we'll see," Lotus team principal Eric Boullier said after the the end of the Japanese Grand Prix. "Romain already has a contract with us for next year. He just has options to be taken up, so we have to do it in a few days I think," although he later qualified that to ""a couple of weeks." For Grosjean...
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