Formula one: Maldonado eyes win in Monaco
The 27-year-old Latin American can see no reason why he cannot do the same again.
LONDON:
Not content with his stunning triumph at last weekend's fire-shrouded Spanish race, Venezuelan hero Pastor Maldonado has declared his intention of staying ahead of the pack in Formula One by winning next Sunday's showpiece Monaco Grand Prix. The 27-year-old Latin American can see no reason why he cannot do the same again. His confidence is high, after a masterful triumph built on a mature drive and good strategy and he also said this week that Formula One is changing fast and that the driver pays a bigger role than in recent years. "It has become like a GP2 championship," said Maldonado. "The drivers can make the difference and the teams can still work on the strategy and the car. It's a bit boring when you see one car winning. The season is more competitive.”
Published in The Express Tribune, May 19th, 2012.
Not content with his stunning triumph at last weekend's fire-shrouded Spanish race, Venezuelan hero Pastor Maldonado has declared his intention of staying ahead of the pack in Formula One by winning next Sunday's showpiece Monaco Grand Prix. The 27-year-old Latin American can see no reason why he cannot do the same again. His confidence is high, after a masterful triumph built on a mature drive and good strategy and he also said this week that Formula One is changing fast and that the driver pays a bigger role than in recent years. "It has become like a GP2 championship," said Maldonado. "The drivers can make the difference and the teams can still work on the strategy and the car. It's a bit boring when you see one car winning. The season is more competitive.”
Published in The Express Tribune, May 19th, 2012.