It was an unconventional and belated entry into F1 for Brendon Hartley last year, but the Kiwi is determined to make the most this season of his opportunity with Toro Rosso.
The 28-year-old and 2017 Le Mans winner still has a high wall to climb, but heights don't frighten the rookie as he demonstrated last week, before the start of the Australian GP weekend when Hartley took to the skies to get his first look at the Albert Park circuit.
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