Kvyat needs to sort his head out
Daniil Kvyat has every right to feel hard done by in Red Bull circles, but he can't let that get the better of him on track and do more damage to his career just because he's angry
A wise old sage of the motorsport world once told me that frustrated, unhappy drivers simply have to suck it up when things don't go their way.
A very quick Formula 3 driver had just endured a disappointing qualifying session and thrown a bit of a strop in the back of the team truck. "Motor racing is 10 per cent joy and 90 per cent disappointment," this driver's team boss told me. "So he better get used to it!"
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