Helmut Marko, Red Bull's motorsport advisor, ensures Brendon Hartley's future is not in doubt despite huge first-lap crash at the Canadian Grand Prix. Hartley's car went into the barriers in Montreal after trying to overtake Lance Stroll in the opening lap. The Toro Rosso driver hasn't had the best start in his first full year in F1 and rumours of Lando Norris to replace him mid-season, added to the pressure. Hartley has just one point after seven races, but Marko says that the driver's future is not in doubt. "It was, what I would say, a racing accident, and has nothing to do about his future," Marko told Motorsport.com. "He will be in the car." Hartley was...
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