Romain Grosjean knows that it takes to tame the mean streets of Monaco, but will be looking to put a scrappy 2013 race weekend firmly in the rear view mirror when he rocks up in the Principality next weekend. The Frenchman showed blinding speed on occasion during both practice and qualifying for last season's Monaco showpiece, but his potential was blunted by two crashes in the opening three sessions and another, when he rear-ended Daniel Ricciardo, in the race itself. “There are the unique challenges of such a special circuit and, as a driver, you have to stay calm and relaxed on a track that doesn't allow for any mistakes,” he acknowledged, “I've been super quick in the past, but...
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