Lotus' Romain Grosjean will start from fourteenth on the grid with Pastor Maldonado seventeenth after qualifying for tomorrow’s Canadian Grand Prix under blues skies at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montréal. Maldonado was forced to park his car in the midst of the first qualifying session to prevent damage to his power unit, eventually earning him a reprimand as he left his Lotus without the steering wheel fitted on it. Romain Grosjean, E22-03, 14th: “We expected a tough time in Canada but if you ignore the position on the grid I’m very positive as we’ve made good improvements with the car so it genuinely feels very good to drive. Qualifying was frustrating as we just missed...
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