Daniil Kvyat secured his first visit to a Formula 1 podium with a strong drive during the Hungarian Grand Prix, eventually ending the race with the second place trophy, the best ever result for a Russian in F1. The Infiniti Red Bull Racing even survived a ten-second penalty handed to him for passing Lewis Hamilton with all four wheels off the circuit on the exit of turn four, despite the Mercedes driver being off the circuit as well as he struggled with a damaged front wing. He dedicated his performance to Jules Bianchi and his family following the sad loss of the young Frenchman to his injuries suffered during last season’s Japanese Grand Prix. “I am very happy with the results; it...
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