Toro Rosso's Daniil Kvyat says the Chinese Grand Prix stewards agreed that the penalty handed to him for his involvement in Sunday's first lap incident was harsh. As the field was jockeying for position after the start of yesterday's race, a twitch of oversteer in the middle of Turn 6 put Kvyat a little out of line, the Toro Rosso making contact with the McLaren of Carlos Sainz before locking wheels with the Spaniard's team mate Lando Norris. Kvyat was deemed responsible for the action and handed a drive-thru penalty, a decision he felt was unfair and which he took up with the stewards in a lengthy post-race meeting. Kvyat miffed by first lap penalty but Sainz points the finger "I...
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