The Lotus trucks were heading to Monza on Tuesday as the financially-troubled Formula 1 team moved to calm fears they might not make it to this weekend's Italian Grand Prix. Despite the positive news, confirmed by a spokesman, the British-based team still face an uncertain future with their longer-term hopes seemingly pinned on former owners Renault riding to the rescue. Speculation about the team's survival has grown since last month's Belgian Grand Prix, where bailiffs moved to impound the cars after Frenchman Romain Grosjean had finished a strong third. That intervention was a result of legal action taken by former reserve driver Charles Pic for an alleged breach of contract. Lotus...
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