Jaime Alguersuari has accused Red Bull of being "unfair" to some of its former F1 drivers. The Spaniard made his debut amid some fanfare in 2009, as at the time he was the youngest ever grand prix driver. But by the end of 2011 he, like teammate Sebastien Buemi, was dropped by the energy drink company, and today he can be found in the new all-electric Formula E series. "Red Bull paid for my racing career since I was 15 years old and brought me into formula one," Alguersuari, now 25, told Austria's Laola1. "But they were not fair to us drivers, and I don't mean because they didn't keep us but because of the late decision. "They deliberately waited so long...
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