Brendon Hartley isn't a Formula 1 driver in 2019, and says that moves to shift him out of Toro Rosso were happening all throughout last season. Hartley made his F1 debut in late 2017 with Toro Rosso as a replacement for Pierre Gasly, before landing the seat fulltime in 2018. The two time World Endurance Champion had an up & down sort of year, with plenty of incidents and accidents along the way. It was this erratic form that called his performance into scrutiny and Red Bull opted against renewing his deal for 2019. In an extensive interview with the Player's Tribune, Hartley went into extraordinary detail about his 2018 season. He revealed that moves to replace him began quite early in the...
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