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Lots of discussion over on PlanetF1's forum at the moment on Grosjean, some comparing him to Maldonado.
Some of it was good, some was guff, but I found an interesting take on the two of them which I think is pretty accurate:
"most of Maldonado's accidents had to deal with his lack of patience and 'road rage', which are fairly easy to prevent with a cooler head. For Grosjean, he simply seems to be missing the instinct or awareness to race with several other cars close by. I really don't know how you'd go about fixing that."
Anyone else agree with this? Disagree?
Would, as Bella suggested, sportcars be the best place for him to learn some spacial awareness?
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