Stoffel Vandoorne has targeted improving his one-lap pace at this weekend’s Russian Grand Prix as he bids to return to the points-paying positions. Vandoorne has endured a dreadful second season in Formula 1 and will be replaced at McLaren by Lando Norris next year, with his options to remain on the grid elsewhere limited. Vandoorne has not scored a point since the fourth round of the year in Azerbaijan and has dropped out in Q1 at each of the last eight Grands Prix. “After the last race, I hope we can continue to make progress in Russia and keep moving forward,” said Vandoorne. “Although I had a disappointing qualifying in Singapore, we once again showed that our...
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