Andre Lotterer's Formula 1 debut lasted only a few laps, but the German is hoping he gets another chance. The three-time Le Mans winner was drafted in for the Belgian Grand Prix by Caterham with the experienced Kamui Kobayashi making way. He impressed on Saturday as he outqualified his team-mate Marcus Ericsson to start P21 in his first-ever F1 race. However, the 32-year-old's race experience turned out to be very brief as stopped with only a couple of laps under his belt. Lotterer, whose appearance for Caterham was a one-off, admits it was a bittersweet day for him. "I didn't even get the chance to sweat unfortunately. I was really looking forward to a good race and I had a good...
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