Lotus team principal Eric Boullier has said third place in the 2013 constructors' championship is a more realistic target after the team slipped further behind rivals Mercedes and Ferrari at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Kimi Raikkonen retired from the race on lap one and Romain Grosjean finished in fourth place. The team is still pushing to finish the year as runner-up to Red Bull Racing and with a maximum of 86 points left to score, the deficit of 39 points to current second-place team Mercedes isn't impossible. However, Boullier feels third is a more sensible goal. 'There are two races left and 86 points available, so mathematically it’s still possible and we’re not going to stop...
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