Former F1 driver Jean Alesi thinks Red Bull is partly to blame for Daniil Kvyat's first-lap crashes with Sebastian Vettel at Sochi, because of unhealthy pressure that the energy drinks backed drivers are under. But that is not to say Alesi is not also pointing the finger at the young Russian, likening him hitting the Ferrari twice to 'an attack'. 'Seb was hit, for me, in an incomprehensible way,' the Frenchman told Canal Plus broadcaster. 'It looks like Kvyat was looking somewhere else, which is impossible.' Alesi, who drove for teams including Ferrari and retired in 2001, said he thinks the ten-second stop and go penalty for Kvyat was not enough, 'If we give ten seconds for an attack,...
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