With Raikkonen returning to the sport after four years out and Grosjean starting his first full F1 campaign, both had fairly mediocre beginnings to 2012, especially the Frenchman, who was forced to retire in each of the first two races.
They slowly but surely improved though and as the team continued to develop its car, the drivers' results only got better.
Now after another winter of testing, Bouiller is confident his charges will challenging for the title and is expecting a fast start to next year.
"I would be very happy to start the season with the same car performance we had last year relative to everyone else," Boullier told Autosport. "I know both our drivers will be race fit and, let's say, delivering more than 12 months ago."
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