Romain Grosjean has had limited running in Lotus' E22 this winter Sutton Images Enlarge Romain Grosjean is using the example of his debut season in 2009 to remind himself that patience is a valuable trait in Formula One. Grosjean's pre-season was limited to just 80 laps, with many of his stints cut short due to issues with Lotus' E22 or the Renault engine. But Grosjean is no stranger to being thrown in the deep end, stepping up to F1 for Renault's old factory team in 2009 to replace Nelson Piquet Jr after Crashgate. The team then reintroduced KERS at Monza, the third race of his career, and he insists the frustrating experience which followed sets him in good stead for 2014. "It's...
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