Lotus team principal Eric Boullier says the team will maintain its title challenge despite two poor race weekends in Canada and Monaco. Both races only yielded 3 points for the team as Kimi Raikkonen finished tenth in Monaco and ninth in Canada, while Romain Grosjean failed to score. While Lotus has slipped to fourth in the constructors' championship as a result, Boullier says the results are just a blip and not a sign of any diminishing competitiveness. "We have lost positions, so we have to work hard to keep the pace because the car is competitive, the team is competitive and there is no reason we cannot be back and fighting for podiums," Boullier is quoted by Sky Sports....
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