Vitaly Petrov has revealed that he continues to work on a possible return to the F1 ranks, despite failing to raise the finance to pay for a ride in 2013. The Russian, who today [5 June] confirmed that he will take part in the annual Moscow City Racing festival, said that he is engaging in talks with potential employers with one eye on getting back into a grand prix car for the 2014 season, but still faces the problem of finding sponsorship from his homeland. Having driven for Renault and Caterham in a brief three-year stay in the top flight, Petrov found himself on the sidelines as the latter opted for Charles Pic and Giedo van der Garde in 2013, while a possible opening at Marussia –...
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