Daniil Kvyat continued his 'upward trajectory' at the Hungarian GP, much to the delight of Red Bull team principal Christian Horner. Following a sluggish start to the 2015 season where he was well beaten by team-mate Daniel Ricciardo, many wondered if his promotion from a Toro Rosso seat to the Red Bull team came too early in his Formula 1 career. However, he has turned things around and has outscored Ricciardo in the last five races, picking up 40 points to the Australian's 26, with his best display coming in Budapest on Sunday with a career-best second place. 'I think really since Monaco he's just making more and more progress,' Horner said. 'I think he did a really good job and...
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