October 16th, 2014 .- Kamui Kobayashi's job at Caterham appears even more tenuous after boss Manfredi Ravetto rebuked the Japanese's comments after the Russian grand prix. After the struggling team's new owners and management took over, Kobayashi lost his race seat at Spa-Francorchamps in August. But although apparently wanting to give Roberto Merhi the place, the Spanish rookie did not initially secure his mandatory super license, and so the unsponsored Kobayashi, 28, has returned to his race seat for now. Kobayashi, however, cast fresh doubt on his immediate future after retiring at Sochi, claiming there was in fact "Nothing wrong with the car". "We have a lot of mileage...
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