Understandably perhaps, Andre Lotterer is playing down expectations ahead of his surprise debut for Caterham at this weekend's Belgian GP.Over a decade since he last stepped into the cockpit of an F1 car, the three-times Le Mans winner will replace Kamui Kobayashi at Spa, with Lotterer describing the circumstances as 'unusual'.Certainly they contrast with those of Max Verstappen, whose own F1 baptism, scheduled for next season at the age of just 17, was announced earlier this week.Going on 33 and greying at the temples, the German has spent the last decade or so racing single seaters in Japan. He's undoubtedly better known, however, for his more recent exploits with Audi in the WEC.'To have...
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