Lotus driver Romain Grosjean is hopeful of demonstrating his full potential at the Chinese Grand Prix, admitting that the opening two races of the season have been frustrating amid a search to find the optimum balance with the E21 chassis. Having been a step behind team-mate Kimi Räikkönen in terms of car upgrades in Australia and Malaysia, Grosjean will race with an identical package at the Shanghai International Circuit, leaving him optimistic of achieving a much stronger result. Grosjean in action at Sepang"It’s been a little frustrating as I don’t think I’ve shown my full potential yet. The first two races were quite difficult for me and I would really like a weekend where...
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