Brendon Hartley feels he needs just 10 laps of the Baku City Circuit to get up to speed ahead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix for Toro Rosso. The two-time World Endurance Champion will make his debut at the Azerbaijan race and is relishing a long-awaited return to street racing having solely competed on purpose-built circuits or street and circuit hybrids since his junior single-seater career. While the Baku event hosts its third Formula 1 round, after debuting on the calendar in 2016, it will mark Hartley’s maiden F1 city street race after making the full-time move to the series over the winter. Having enjoyed extensive testing in Toro Rosso’s simulator becoming familiar with the Baku...
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