Romain Grosjean says he is optimistic that he and the Lotus team can open their respective world championship accounts in China, despite admitting that the switch from hot to cold makes Shanghai International Circuit a tougher opponent to figure out. Although the now Mercedes-powered Lotus team has looked a more potent combination in 2015, neither Grosjean or team-mate Pastor Maldonado have been able to crack the top ten on raceday and, with two races already in the books, the Frenchman knows that he needs to score points – and find a bit of good fortune - sooner rather than later. “Generally, [Malaysia] was a good weekend, with strong performance through the qualifying session,” he...
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