Romain Grosjean managed to make it through to the final part of qualifying for the fourth time in four races in Bahrain, and the Lotus F1 Team driver will start from tenth on the grid. A problem with team-mate Pastor Maldonado’s car however meant the Venezuelan could only secure sixteenth on the grid. Despite disappointing practice sessions, Grosjean was able to find the pace when it mattered, and was able to qualify inside the top ten, albeit in tenth position. He was just 0.034s away from eighth, and felt he could have been there had he had slightly more grip, but is hopeful of a strong result on Sunday. “I’m really proud of the team and what they achieved between FP3 and...
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