Romain Grosjean insists that his decision to make use of psychologist isn't a sign of weakness and more an indication of improved strength.The Frenchman took noticeable steps forward this season as he looked to get rid of a reputation for being quick, but also wild on the back of a number of incidents in recent seasons.As part of his desire to improve, Grosjean has been working with a psychologist over the course of the season and he insisted it had played a key role in his improvements on track."She's used to working with very high-level athletes, almost all the French Olympic champions have been working with her," Grosjean was quoted by Sky Sports. "Sometimes we speak...
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