Christian Horner and the Red Bull bosses may be impressed with Alexander Albon's Spa debut but Daniil Kvyat says it wasn't all that great. Albon made his Red Bull debut last time out at the Belgian Grand Prix, racing from 17th on the grid to fifth at the chequered flag. But he wasn't the only Honda-powered driver pulling off the moves last Sunday. Kvyat started 19th and raced his way to seventh, and did so in a Toro Rosso, which is believed to be a lesser car. Asked about his former Toro Rosso team-mate's Red Bull debut, Kvyat admitted it wasn't that good. 'I don't know why you call it such a good start?' he said. 'He spent 36 laps behind me in a Red Bull car. 'And he started in front of...
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