Toro Rosso driver Brendon Hartley is optimistic that he can fight for his maiden Formula 1 points at this weekend’s Brazilian Grand Prix, off the back of his second WEC title. Hartley competed in his first two Formula 1 events in the United States and Mexico, taking 13th position on his debut, before retiring amid Renault’s litany of engine issues a week later. Hartley will remain in the STR12 across the remainder of the campaign, and heads to Brazil having wrapped up the LMP1 crown in the WEC, his second title in three years. “I’m very happy to be heading to Brazil with Toro Rosso,” said Hartley. “With the help of the team I made big progress in Mexico...
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