Kamui Kobayashi says Colin Kolles has told him that Caterham has to push hard for the remainder of 2014 to try and beat Marussia. Caterham has slipped off the pace compared to Marussia in recent races, with Jules Bianchi even scoring two points by finishing ninth in Monaco. However, with Kolles acting as adviser during a takeover of Caterham from Tony Fernandes which was completed this week, he has told Kobayashi the new owners want to make improvements in the short term to challenge for points this year. “I have to say we don't lose anything,” Kobayashi said. “We just need to do as much as we can. My new boss said he wants us to really push for this year. I think this a clear...
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