Despite conceding that he is still in the throes of the F1 learning process, rookie Daniil Kvyat refuses to rate the first five races of his career in the top flight. The Russian scored points on his debut in Australia, and added more in both Malaysia and China to pull level with Toro Rosso team-mate Jean-Eric Vergne in the drivers' standings, but only allows that it has been a 'good' start to his year. “I don't like to give myself any marks - I'm not at school anymore!” he told journalists after the opening day of practice in Monaco, “I don't try to give too much attention [to how I am doing]. “In all the grands prix [so far], we have taken the maximum out of us, as a team. There...
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