Lotus enjoyed a solid haul of points at the Indian Grand Prix with Romain Grosjean taking third at the chequered flag. Kimi Raikkonen suffered brake issues and a problematic tyre strategy to finish in 7th place. Romain Grosjean drove a solid race from seventeenth on the Indian Grand Prix grid to third at the chequered flag – despite enduring problems with his engine’s pneumatic system – whilst Kimi Räikkönen found the limits of his tyre’s performance as the team attempted a one-stop strategy. Romain managed his car well to take the final podium slot while the team and engine partners Renault devised a strategy to limit the air consumption of his engine’s pneumatic system. Kimi...
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