– Romain Grosjean is confident that Lotus will enjoy a stronger performance at next weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix, after the outfit endured a troublesome start to its 2015 campaign in Australia.Grosjean was forced to retire at the end of the first lap due to an engine problem while team-mate Pastor Maldonado crashed out after being clipped by Sauber's Felipe Nasr at the start.Grosjean, who has not scored a point since last year's Monaco Grand Prix, is hopeful that he can end his barren run."It was frustrating to drive back to the pit at the end of the first lap, but despite this we're all very positive in the team," he said. "One frustrating race doesn't detract from...
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