Romain Grosjean maintains that the progress being made in the Lotus camp will set the team on course for its first points of the 2015 F1 season, hopefully at this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix. Speaking on the eve of on-track action getting underway in Shanghai, the Frenchman insisted that, despite things not yet having gone his way in either of the two opening races, each was better than the previous outing, with the all-new E23 responding well to development. A first lap retirement in Melbourne was followed by spin-affected eleventh place in Malaysia, where the Lotus was also down on power and unable to race properly with those around it. Despite that, Grosjean has made the top ten...
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