Pastor Maldonado is ready to put his short Monaco Grand Prix appearance behind him and turn his focus to Montreal, determined to score his first points for Lotus in Sunday's Canadian round. Having already suffered in the build-up to one of his favourite races, Maldonado's Monaco afternoon was cruelly cut short before the lights went out as the E22's fuel pump failed on the dummy grid. Left to spectate, the Venezuelan watched team-mate Romain Grosjean repeat the eighth place he took in Barcelona, doubling the team's points tally, but refuses to become too frustrated. “I was very disappointed because I was expecting to be in the points and the car felt strong performance-wise,” he...
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