Lotus believes it can fight for the podium again at the Italian Grand Prix after its surprise result in Belgium last weekend. Romain Grosjean pulled off a brilliant third place finish at Spa-Francorchamps on a weekend where his team faced mounting off-track financial troubles. Just hours after the race, bailiffs arrived to temporarily impound the team's equipment and trucks as it tried to settle legal issues. Read Also: Analysis: The real heroes of the Belgian Grand Prix But while the off-track matters are ongoing, on circuit the team has faith that the low-downforce characteristics of Monza, allied to its power demands, will help it challenge Ferrari and Williams behind Mercedes once more....
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