The Lotus E22 has looked particularly difficult to drive in recent races Getty Images Enlarge Lotus will have significant changes on next year's car compared to the E22 which has scored just four points in 2014, according to technical director Nick Chester. Since missing the first test of the season Lotus has struggled with both reliability and performance in the Renault-powered E22. Points from Romain Grosjean in Spain and Monaco remain the only times the team has finished in the top ten this season, but Chester promises big changes are planned - including to the team's unique 'twin-tusk' nose concept. "There are rule changes to the front of the chassis and the nose, so all the cars...
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