Romain Grosjean continued Lotus' presence at the top of the timing sheets as the second of three scheduled F1 group tests came to an end on a blustery Sunday in Barcelona. The Frenchman picked up from where team-mate Pastor Maldonado had left off on Saturday evening, completing 111 laps over the course of a programme of set-up evaluations and performance simulations before leaving the Circuit de Catalunya with a pace-setting mark of 1m 24.067s. “Everything is going in the right direction,” Grosjean reported, “We have more tools to play with around the car, and more parts [to try]. It is the early stage of the year, but the more we can learn, the more we can drive, the better it...
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