Romain Grosjean's disappointment and astonishment at missing the cut at the end of Q1 in qualifying on Saturday at Buddh International Circuit was clear for all to hear on the radio communications when he was informed by the team he would be starting from 17th on the grid. The team had gambled on a single run on the medium prime tyres, and it hadn't worked. "In hindsight, we made the wrong call with Romain,” trackside operations director Alan Permane admitted afterwards. "We expected him to progress quite comfortably through Q1 ... Unfortunately, this wasn't the case." So what could Grosjean do on Sunday? The Frenchman himself didn't have any high hopes of success - even...
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