Brendon Hartley scored his first F1 championship point in Baku but the Toro Rosso rookie is keeping his ambitions in check given his team's pace deficit in Azerbaijan. Hartley spent most of the afternoon racing at the lower end of the field until chaos up ahead kicked in and pulled him up the ranks to deliver his maiden top-ten finish. "I’m pretty happy to get my first point in Formula 1. Definitely we’ve had opportunities, especially in Bahrain, but to finally get the first point it’s nice," Hartley said. "Today I felt like I was on the defensive the whole race. We really didn’t have the pace. There was a lot of drama all around us, I kept it clean, I didn’t make...
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