Lotus team boss Eric Boullier admits that his squad has its work cut out if it is to achieve its aim on overcoming one of its rivals to finish third in the 2013 constructors' table.Speaking after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, where Lotus' points haul was compromised despite Romain Grosjean finishing fourth on the road, Boullier admitted that Kimi Raikkonen's qualifying penalty and subsequent first lap retirement had been a heavy blow, but insisted that the Enstone team would not stop fighting until the chequered flag at Interlagos.Raikkonen's weekend – one which he had initially threatened to boycott over the ongoing non-payment of wages – came to a premature halt when, after just a few...
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