New Maserati boss James Rossiter has set a high bar as he targets the "one thing that is missing" following several near misses by the team.
Having previously raced under the Rokit Venturi name, the outfit, which remains largely the same, has now teamed up with the Italian manufacturer, who enter the sport for the first time. Rossiter has left his senior role with DS to become the team principal and brings with him winning experience.
The 39-year-old former driver, who himself has driven the new Gen 3 car, knows he is assuming control at what is already a well-oiled machine. Last season the outfit won five races - more than any other team on the grid. This season, with a new look car and a new powertrain, Maserati arrive off the back of a sensational testing performance.
