Daniil Kvyat will be summoned for talks with his Red Bull bosses to discuss his part in what the team has labelled a 'disaster' at the Russian Grand Prix. The youngster has found himself in the firing line for a double collision with Sebastian Vettel on the first lap at Sochi, which eventually left the Ferrari driver out of the race. But of more concern to Red Bull is that the collision ultimately wrecked the whole team's race – costing it valuable championship points against its main rivals. Red Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko has made clear his displeasure at Kvyat's driving, and has said that what the youngster did was not acceptable. “Let's put it this way: Kvyat was...
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