The rebirth of a twice rejected F1 driver
It has been 15 months since Daniil Kvyat left the Red Bull fold to make way for Pierre Gasly. But he's grasped his Formula 1 return with both hands and he finished on the podium last weekend in Germany. Here's how he turned things around
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What appeared to be Daniil Kvyat's final Formula 1 drive in the 2017 United States Grand Prix was a strong one.
He qualified his Toro Rosso well and brought home a point for 10th place despite a battery problem forcing him to switch to a more conservative engine mode. But it was too little, too late.
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