After years of speculation about their finances, Lotus CEO Matthew Carter insists the F1 team has 'turned a corner'. Over the past few years Lotus have been dogged by rumours - many of which have been based in truth - about their financial situation. In 2013 it was so dire that it led to the team losing Kimi Raikkonen as the driver gave into his frustrations over late payments. He even sat out the final two races of that season. Lotus, though, pulled over and, according to Autosport, are 'expected to show a gross profit for the first time in many years.' Speaking to Autosport, Carter said: 'I came in and there was a huge deficit in terms of income and expenditure. 'We did some...
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