Daniil Kvyat is open to the idea of the Russian Grand Prix moving to St Petersburg from 2021, believing it could help make the race more accessible to fans. Reports emerged ahead of last week’s race that it was likely to be the penultimate running at the Sochi Autodrom ahead of a move to a new, purpose-built circuit on the outskirts of St Petersburg. Moving to St Petersburg for 2021 would align with F1 owner Liberty Media’s strategy of adding more ‘destination cities’ to the calendar. Toro Rosso’s Kvyat – who is currently the only Russian driver on the F1 grid – said he would be open to the idea of moving the race to St Petersburg in order to open it up to more fans. “I...
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