Lotus Technical Director Nick Chester has warned it could take until the Spanish Grand Prix in May before they return to the level they want to compete at.The Enstone-based team missed the first pre-season test in Jerez and unreliability issus blighted their running during the eight days in Bahrain as they headed to Australia with the fewest mileage of any team completed with their 2014 challenger. Lotus' problems continued in Melbourne as Romain Grosjean recorded the slowest time in qualifying, whilst Pastor Maldonado failed to even set a time and both cars retired from the grand prix. function fw_config(){ return { siteSection:"SkySports:Article", videoAssetFallbackId:30621833...
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