The surprise resurrection of a stalled F1 career
Still only 25, Daniil Kvyat is almost a Formula 1 veteran. It's been a veritable rollercoaster of a career for a racer who has been supported and promoted by - then expelled from and readmitted to - Red Bull's driver programme. He tells JAMES ROBERTS about his here-and-now, and what's coming next
Unceremoniously dropped by Toro Rosso in 2017, Daniil Kvyat seemed to be heading into the career wilderness when he spent last season as a Ferrari simulator driver.
That was until he made a shock return to Toro Rosso and, in Germany, stood on an F1 podium once again.
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