After another frustrating outing at the Italian Grand Prix, Romain Grosjean is optimistic that Lotus can show better form as F1 returns to the streets in Singapore. The Frenchman struggled at Monza, not only with the E22's inherent handling issues, but also with a faulty intercooler in qualifying and a baulky gearshift on raceday, leaving him to come home a distant 16th, two places behind team-mate Pastor Maldonado. Ever the optimist, however, he is already looking ahead, his focus now on the return to Marina Bay for the unique challenge of taking on one of F1's few street circuits under the lights. The venue could not be more different to Monza, and Grosjean is keen to use its...
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