Romain Grosjean may have scored points in each of the last two races in the 2014 F1 world championship, but he isn't confident of making it a hat-trick as the series heads to Montreal. Speaking on the eve of practice for the Canadian Grand Prix, the Frenchman admitted that the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve was not expected to suit the team's E22, which has taken some painstaking development just to become a contender for the lower reaches of the top ten. Back-to-back eighth places in Spain and Monaco have got both Grosjean and Lotus into the standings, but the former Montreal podium finisher is reticent about predicting a repeat this weekend. “You never know until you start but, on paper,...
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