Gravity Sport Management has announced that Romain Grosjean is now part of its programme, with the aim of finding him a place in top-level single-seater racing in the future. It is the start of a new stage in the Franco-Swiss driver's career having raced in AutoGP, the FIA GT1 Championship as well as the GP2 Series this year.

This weekend, Grosjean will drive for DAMS in the GP2 event at Monza. The doctors who have been following Ho-Pin Tung since his accident in Budapest feel that he is not yet sufficiently recovered to start racing again.

"This agreement with Gravity Sport Management is a great opportunity for me," said Grosjean, "and I'm very happy to be able to take advantage of it. Such a partner will enable me to concentrate on my return to top-level single-seater racing, and I hope to attain my main aim, which is still Formula 1.

"This weekend's mission will be to build on the promising performance on the Spa- Francorchamps circuit on which Jerome and I showed the team's and car's potential. A victory would be a marvellous reward for the efforts invested over the last few weekends by everybody. One thing's sure. Monza's a circuit that I like; it's a very quick track and I'm prepared to give the maximum."