After the team's near-death experience last summer, the resurrected Racing Point team has remained on the back foot as it seeks to regroup and rebuild heading into the 2019 season. Although the squad has picked up points at each of the first three races, it's still languishing down in eighth place in the constructors championship. That's a long way from the fourth it habitually held in its former incarnation. But the team says it has a plan to get back up to speed with a rapid cycle of upgrades planned once F1 is back in Europe, beginning with Spain in mid-May. Driver shake-up adds 'new dynamic' to Racing Point - Szafnauer "Spain is where things start to happen," promised...
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