+ Caterham strenuously denies it has reached crisis point, despite the British sheriff's office releasing a list of parts seized from its F1 base on Wednesday. Gianluca Pisanello, head of trackside engineering, insists the team will not change its approach this weekend in Japan. 'All the operations are working normally here and everybody back in Leafield are at work,' he said. 'For us it is business as usual. 'The cars are complete and have been fired up, and they have been scrutineered and checked by the FIA. We are ready to go. This isnít something that is affecting us.' The list of parts detailed by the sheriff's office specifically included 'car parts due for Japan 2014″, though...
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