Romain Grosjean is hopeful that the first European round of the 2014 Formula 1 season in Spain will herald his and Lotus' first points following a step forward in China. Lotus' tough start to the 2014 season has been well documented, but Grosjean came close to scoring the team's first points during the Shanghai race following a significant step forward in pace, but would be let down by technical issues, With this in mind, a buoyant Grosjean has high hopes that the Spanish Grand Prix will see Lotus contesting its first top ten finish, particularly as it is bringing a host of upgrades to the Circuit de Catalunya.. “We have spent a lot of time in the simulator and we have found an...
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