Despite the obvious frustrations of limited running and a mid-distance exit from the Australian Grand Prix, Romain Grosjean insists that there were positives to come from the Melbourne weekend as Lotus looks to close the gap on its F1 rivals.The Frenchman, along with new team-mate Pastor Maldonado, was already suffering from a lack of mileage before the opening round of the 2014 world championship kicked off, as Lotus' decision to skip the first pre-season test was compromised by poor reliability thereafter. Even in practice at Albert Park, the E22 refused to run cleanly, meaning that race day provided by far its sternest examination of the year to date.However, despite being forced to...
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