Romain Grosjean is hoping his recent luck changes as F1 heads to a circuit that not only the majority of competing teams call home, but also where he has had success in the past. Two weeks after retiring from the Canadian Grand Prix to end his brief run of points finishes, the Frenchman was forced to start from the pit-lane in Austria, and faced an uphill battle to even make the top ten on an afternoon of little attrition, but where many of the runners had to contend with mechanical issues on a deceptively tough track. By the end of 71 laps, Grosjean had made it up to 14th place, still some way short of a return to the points, and quickly turned his attention to Silverstone, which will...
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