Pastor Maldonado is looking forward to the inaugural Russian Grand Prix, viewing the event at Sochi's Olympic Park as an opportunity to finally score points in 2014. The Venezuelan is languishing with Sauber's Esteban Gutierrez and Adrian Sutil, the assorted Caterham pilots and Max Chilton of Marussia as the only drivers yet to finish in the top ten at any race this season, but remains optimistic that he can break his duck in the four races that remain. The all-new surroundings of Sochi provide as good a place for Maldonado's dream to start, with no-one having any practical experience of the temporary street circuit other that what they may have gleaned from their teams' respective...
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