Marussia team principal John Booth says the team will have some "significant" upgrades at the Chinese Grand Prix. Having seen its pre-season overshadowed by the uncertainty over its driver line-up, Marussia was one of the surprise packages of the opening two races by comfortably beating Caterham in both races. Jules Bianchi came within 0.3s of a place in Q2 on merit in Malaysia and Booth says the team will be looking to continuously update its car to keep up the pressure on the midfield. "The past couple of weeks have provided a good break for the race team after a fairly intensive period through pre-season testing and the opening two long-haul races," Booth said....
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