Romain Grosjean showed once again just how far he has come by get another solid result in Abu Dhabi last weekend, proof he can no longer be considered a ‘first-lap nutcase’, according Lotus trackside operations director, Alan Permane. Grosjean had a difficult end to the 2012 season, with Mark Webber coming out with that rather catchy soundbite after the Frenchman t-boned him in the Japanese Grand Prix twelve months ago. It followed the accident at the start of the 2012 Belgian Grand Prix, that earned the 27-year-old a one-race ban. Grosjean, however, has stepped up of late, and since Kimi Räikkönen announced he will defect to Ferrari next year, has been very impressive, taking three...
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