Romain Grosjean's third place in Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix was just what Lotus needed as they wait for Renault to decide whether to buy back the troubled Formula One team. With bailiffs seeking to impound the team's cars after the race at Spa, trackside operations director Alan Permane was open about the situation. "We would welcome them back with open arms obviously," he said of speculation about a Renault move. "We've got a great relationship and a great partnership with Mercedes but to be a works team again would be fantastic. "To build on what we have got now, to build on the chassis we have done this year and then try to emulate what we did in 2005 and 2006 with...
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