Romain Grosjean will incur a five-place grid penalty for Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix after his Lotus F1 Team were forced to change his gearbox ahead of the third free practice session at Spa-Francorchamps. Grosjean stopped on track in the closing seconds of FP2, citing a loss of all drive, but will now drop down the grid after qualifying on Saturday. Despite stopping on track, Grosjean felt positive about his Friday running after finishing seventh quickest on track, and hopes to have a good weekend in Belgium. “That was a good session for me,” said Grosjean. “My first runs weren’t great and it was clear we had to make some changes to the car’s set-up. “Once we did that the...
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