Caterham's Marcus Ericsson has said it will critical he has another good run in practice in China if he is to maximises his chances of doing as well as possible in the race.The Chinese Grand Prix will be another step into the unknown for the F1 2014 rookie and with just one finish so far from three races, after mechanical issues forced him out in Australia and Bahrain, he will be keen to get the chequered flag and ideally improve on the 14th place he notched up in Malaysia.“China's another new track for me, so obviously what will really help is having another good Friday and Saturday, like we had in Bahrain. Step by step, with each race I'm learning more about how to manage a full race...
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