The Marussia F1 team will look to build on its impressive start to the 2013 season by bringing a raft of new parts to its MR02 at this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix.Although the team has yet to score points, Jules Bianchi, in particular, has shown well against the midfield runners, and has finished ahead of the team's main rival Caterham in both the Australian and Malaysian rounds. Sensing that it is making real progress in its fourth season in the top flight, Marussia will continue to bring developments to its car, although team principal John Booth admits that there is more to come in a couple of races' time.“The past couple of weeks have provided a good break for the race team after a...
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