Romain Grosjean is hopeful that he can return to scoring points at the next round of the 2014 Formula 1 season in Singapore. The Frenchman hasn't finished in the top 10 since Monaco and finished down in 16th place at the last race in Italy, which took place at the iconic Monza track. However, he is optimistic that the Marina Bay Street Circuit should be better suited to the Renault-powered E22. 'Last weekend was a difficult one for us because the nature of the Monza track was like a penalty,' he said. 'Singapore offers less in terms of compromising the downforce for straight-line speed, so we should be able to fight higher up the grid. We managed to get some points at Monaco, so I am hoping...
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