Daniil Kvyat acknowledges the need to compromise on set-up for the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve this weekend, particularly with long straights punctuated by slow chicanes.  The Russian comes to the Canadian Grand Prix this weekend on the back of his best result as a Scuderia Toro Rosso driver having finished seventh in the Monaco Grand Prix two weeks ago and is excited for the challenge in Montréal this time around. The long straights and slow chicanes and hairpins dictate a compromise on set-up, not just in the aerodynamic department but also the mechanical side of things, but Kvyat remains positive Toro Rosso can be strong again this weekend. “As for the Montréal circuit, it's a...
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