Daniil Kvyat expects to continue his recent run of decent results in the second half of the 2015 F1 season after admitting that it took him time to adjust to his move from Toro Rosso to Red Bull. What appeared, at first glance, to be a fantastic career opportunity for the young Russian coincided with a slump in results for the four-time world champion team, hamstrung by a slow and unreliable Renault engine. Kvyat failed to even make the start of his RBR debut after his power unit let go on the way to the grid in Melbourne, and failed to better ninth in the next three races. Fourth place in Monaco also appeared to be an anomaly as he followed that up with twelfth and sixth places, before...
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