Getty Images Enlarge Romain Grosjean says Lotus is paying the price for its lack of pre-season testing mileage this weekend and is not confident the E22 will be able to got the distance at Sunday's Australian Grand Prix. After missing the first test in Jerez, Lotus had two tricky weeks in Bahrain and arrived in Australia with less mileage than the rest of the teams. The problems persisted on Friday with Grosjean failing to get out in FP1 due to an overnight gearbox issue and Pastor Maldonado missing FP2 due to a problem with his car's wiring loom. Grosjean's session eventually ended with a spin caused by a suspected suspension problem and he believes Lotus' lack of testing is coming back...
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