Recently-installed Caterham F1 team principal Christijan Albers insists that he is happy with the direction the squad has taken since it was the subject of a takeover. With erstwhile owner Tony Fernandes looking to sell up, Caterham changed hands before the British Grand Prix, with a consortium of Swiss and Middle Eastern investors taking the helm, installing Albers and Colin Kolles to run the team in the short term. Although results look little better than they did under Fernandes' stewardship – Kamui Kobayashi finished 15th and 16th in Britain and Germany, with rookie team-mate Marcus Ericsson following up a DNF at Silverstone with 18th at Hockenheim – Albers believes that the team...
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