Daniil Kvyat believes the planned reduction in testing in Formula 1 is wrong, and he believes the sport should be going the other way to enable more on-track running rather than simulator driving. With an increased twenty-two race calendar set to be announced in the coming weeks, Formula 1 bosses are looking at possibly cutting down on the amount of testing, with the current schedule allowing for eight days during pre-season and then a pair of two-day tests whilst the season is underway. Kvyat, who was overlooked for a return to Red Bull Racing this week in favour of Scuderia Toro Rosso team-mate Alexander Albon despite scoring more of the team’s points in 2019 so far, feels there is...
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