In common with the rest of the F1 field, Marussia will be introducing its first technical upgrade package of 2014 at this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix. Team principal John Booth confirmed that there would be changes in several areas of the MR03 in Barcelona, aimed at moving the Banbury-based squad closer to the midfield as F1 reconvenes after an extended break following the 'flyaway' races that opened the season. Marussia remains locked in battle with perennial rival Caterham at the back of the pack but, like its nemesis, hopes that its latest developments will help close the gap that currently exists to the likes of Sauber and Lotus. “The three-week break since China has been extremely...
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