Kamui Kobayashi admits he is going to have to curb his attacking instincts in the Australian Grand Prix in order to ensure Caterham finishes the race.During his first spell in F1, Kobayashi earned a reputation for an attacking racer, often pulling off bold overtaking moves. He will start his first race for Caterham from 14th on the grid in Melbourne, but the team has had a tough weekend so far and completed just 42 laps in total across all three practice sessions with both cars.That has left the team keen for more running to further understand its 2014 car, and asked by Crash.net if he would have to rein in his racing instincts, Kobayashi admitted: “The most important is to get...
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