Pastor Maldonado finished in tenth place in the Hungarian Grand Prix, scoring both his and Williams's first point of the season. It ends a points drought for the team that dated back to last year's United States Grand Prix in Austin. The Venezuelan drove a strong race and was able to score his first points finish after Nico Rosberg’s late retirement on lap 64. 'I had a really good start from P15 and made a few overtaking manoeuvres during the race which were on the limit, which is especially pleasing as at this track it is very hard to overtake,' he said. 'The car felt consistent, maybe not as fast in the second and third stints, but very consistent. I really want to keep scoring points...
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