Vijay Mallya: 'Melbourne was a clear indicator that the competitiveness of the grid has closed up in 2018. We've got to work hard to maintain our fourth place in the championship and there's going to be an intense development race at the front of the midfield. We are certainly up for the challenge and there are further changes to the car in Bahrain. We are a motivated team, with determined drivers and we will be targeting points this weekend.' Otmar, one race down, twenty to go. How is the mood in the camp…Otmar Szafnauer, Chief Operating Officer: 'Melbourne is always a peculiar race. We came within a whisker of scoring a point with Sergio having caught Carlos Sainz, but overtaking...
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