By Renault F1
September 7 2009

The ING Renault F1 Team looks forward to round thirteen of the season, the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. Romain Grosjean: “I’m looking forward to driving in Monza”

Romain, Spa was only your second Grand Prix, but it was short-lived...
Yes, my race was very disappointing. I had some problems in qualifying so I started at the back of the grid, but at the start of the race things were looking good as I made up five or six places on the first lap. Then I got caught up in the incident at turn five. It was frustrating to retire so early as I need as much time in the car as possible and I really wanted to finish my first race at Spa, which is a circuit that I love.

What do you think of Monza?
It’s another classic track and I’m really looking forward to driving there. I’ve had good results there in the past and I know the track well so I can concentrate on finding a good balance with the car with low downforce. We will be using KERS this weekend so I will need to get used to that during free practice on Friday as I’ve not used it before, but it should give us an advantage, especially at the start of the race.

Have you set an objective for this weekend?
My aim is to do better than I did in Spa so I need to make it through to at least Q2, get a good grid position and finish the race. At the moment I am still learning about Formula One and I will continue to use every opportunity and every lap to improve as a driver and help the team. I’m continuing to build a good relationship with my engineers, which of course plays an important role in getting the most from the car.

Romain Grosjean Q & A

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