The Lotus F1 Team arrive in Sochi for the inaugural Russian Grand Prix with hope they can score points for the first time since the Monaco Grand Prix in May. For Romain Grosjean and Pastor Maldonado, it has been a very difficult season, while both drivers still have Jules Bianchi’s health firmly in their minds after his crash last weekend in Japan. “We all wish Jules the very best recovery,” said Bianchi’s fellow Frenchman Grosjean. “We know he is in the best hands so all we can do now is hope and pray. It was such difficult conditions and it looked like a freak occurrence.” “All our thoughts are with Jules, his team and his family,” added Maldonado. “Even though we all...
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