Brendon Hartley only lasted one full season in F1, and while the New Zealander was unlucky during his stay at Toro Rosso, but his measly tally of just four points, compared to Pierre Gasly’s 29, was not enough to see him earn a second season. His replacement, Alexander Albon is seven years younger and has a better long term potential to be successful in the sport than Hartley. Hartley has now revealed that he has not yet sorted any plans for racing in 2019. He told New Zealand’s Radio Sport that a return to WEC could be on the cards, where he won two world championships and the 2017 Le Mans race. He said: "I've maintained a relationship with Porsche through all of this, I...
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