Brendon Hartley admitted it was nice to have a few days off after the conclusion of Formula 1’s first ever triple-header, and he hoped his Red Bull Toro Rosso Honda mechanics and engineers also had the opportunity to down their tools to rest after such a busy spell of activity. The New Zealander only managed to see the chequered flag once in those three races, a fourteenth-place finish in the French Grand Prix, whilst all three races have seen him suffer with mechanical problems, the last of which was a suspension failure during practice for the British Grand Prix, which prevented him from running in Qualifying. Hartley took some time away to rest in between Silverstone and this...
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