Daniil Kvyat could pay for Red Bull’s Russian Grand Prix “disaster” by being swapped with Max Verstappen, according to reports. A double collision with Sebastian Vettel on the opening lap cost Kvyat at Red Bull dearly at his home GP, and team chiefs are now understood to be evaluating their options. The incident, which also affected Daniel Ricciardo, who was hit by Vettel, meant the Milton Keynes-based outfit failed to register a single point, while rivals Ferrari and Williams both finished well. And following the race, Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko vented his fury. “Braking too late once and hitting another car would be acceptable in front of his home crowd, but...
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