© WRI2 Mercedes F1 non-executive chairman Niki Lauda isn't mincing his words on the subject of Daniil Kvyat's driving in last weekend's Russian Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver succeeded in hitting Sebastian Vettel's Ferrari not once but twice right after the start of the race in Sochi, the second collision spinning the German into the tyre wall. As he watched Kvyat's antics from the Mercedes garage, triple world champion Niki Lauda was left unimpressed. "If I were Vettel, I would kill him," Lauda told SkySport. "Horrible. He cannot drive all over the place with utter silliness." The fact that a Mercedes was fortunately not involved in the incident changed nothing for...
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