Kamui Kobayashi says he is excited to see how new parts perform for Caterham at the Bahrain Grand Prix.This weekend's race in Sakhir will be the first at which Caterham tests new parts developed in the Toyota wind tunnel in Cologne. While Caterham has again started the year off the pace of the midfield, the use of the wind tunnel could help it make more substantial progress and Kobayashi is keen to see how the new parts work on track.“Our ability to develop is what will be crucial this year,” Kobayashi said. “Our development program is starting in Bahrain with the first new parts coming from the work we've been doing in the TMG wind tunnel and it'll be good to see how they...
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