Pastor Maldonado is looking for a clean weekend at Spa-Francorchamps as he continues to target his first points of a frustrating 2014 F1 campaign. With Lotus struggling to make its E22 both reliable and competitive over the opening eleven rounds of the season, Maldonado finds himself ranked alongside Marussia's Max Chilton and the Caterham and Sauber pairings in the standings, with a best result of twelfth in both the Austrian and German races. The Venezuelan tried using the sport's four-week summer break to relax, but still found himself contemplating the forthcoming Belgian Grand Prix as he attempts to turn his fortunes around. “The F1 season is intense with travelling, and time seems...
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