Lotus are looking for yet another step forward next weekend in Monaco after the team scored its first points courtesy of Romain Grosjean in Spain last week. The Frenchman finished eighth but according to technical director Nick Chester, he could have been higher had it not been for a sensor failure on the Renault power unit which hurt his performance. "It was really good to get some points on the board," he said. "We always said we'd be back competing close to the front by Barcelona, but it's easier said than done! "Romain would have been even quicker in the race without an issue with a sensor on the power unit." Despite that, Grosjean was able to compete with the...
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