Daniil Kvyat has admitted he doesn't remember the last time he had a 'good feeling with a car' as his dismal 2016 Formula 1 season hit another dip during qualifying for the German Grand Prix. The Russian racer has struggled for consistent form since re-joining the Toro Rosso outfit earlier this year – as part of a swap with Red Bull bound Max Verstappen –, with team-mate Carlos Sainz having now out-qualified him 6-2. The disparate fortunes have continued into Germany this weekend as Kvyat failed to make it past Q1, leaving him a lowly 19th on the grid and facing more question marks about his future within the Red Bull fold having scored just two points to Sainz's 26 since Spain....
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