Lotus have vowed to do everything to support Kimi Raikkonen's bid to up the ante in the World Championship battle. Raikkonen finds himself 10 points behind triple World Champion Sebastian Vettel in the Drivers' standings after four races and the manner in which the Red Bull driver won the Bahrain Grand Prix will be a concern for his rivals. After starting second on the grid, Vettel hit the front after the opening few laps and he was in a race of his own after that as he comfortably took the chequered flag. Lotus, though, won't be too disheartened as Raikkonen has proved that he can challenge if he is given the right equipment and team principal Eric Boullier says everyone at Enstone are...
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