Pastor Maldonado says he is pleased to see Lotus fighting to turn its season around after a difficult start to 2014. Lotus was beset with reliability issues – some relating to the Renault power unit – after launching its car at the second pre-season test and has been playing catch-up ever since. Maldonado has yet to score a point in his seven races with the team since switching from Williams, but speaking exclusively to Crash.net he said the team has pulled together during the tough early races and is encouraged to see how close it can get to the likes of Ferrari and McLaren at times. “It's a great team, great people with very experienced guys and the factory is always working...
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