Tags: Toro Rosso
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Toro Rosso target return to form at Silverstone
Toro Rosso hope to put their rough patch of form behind them and “battle in the tight midfield successfully” at the British Grand Prix.
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Kvyat addresses Gasly replacement rumours
Daniil Kvyat is concentrating on “Toro Rosso and nowhere else” amid rumours that he is first in line to replace the struggling Pierre Gasly.
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Honda deliberately broke seal on Kyvat’s MGU-H, turbo
Daniil Kvyat is effectively onto his fourth MGU-H and turbocharger after Honda deliberately broke the seal on both for tactical reasons, reports Autosport.
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Albon explains why he didn’t take Spec 3 engine
As the only Honda-powered driver not to take the Spec 3 engine, Alexander Albon says the call was made to avoid both cars starting from the back of the French GP grid.
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Albon adapting to ‘F1 circus’
It took a little while, but Toro Rosso driver Alex Albon says he is adapting nicely to the “F1 circus”.
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Honda planning French Grand Prix upgrade
Max Verstappen and Pierre Gasly can expect a power boost at the French GP with reports that Honda are set to introduce an “improved” engine.
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Steiner’s thoughts: Ban gyms and eat fast food
If Lewis Hamilton wants Formula 1 to be harder and drivers to physically exhausted, Guenther Steiner suggests banning gyms and stocking the paddock with fast foods.
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Albon: Finally the result Toro Rosso deserved
Bagging their first double points-haul of this season, Alexander Albon feels Toro Rosso finally achieved the points they “deserved” in Monaco.
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Sainz pulled off ‘best move of his career’ in Monaco
Carlos Sainz was left in a jubilant move after his move on both Toro Rosso’s earned him a P6 finish at the Monaco Grand Prix.
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From ‘sitting duck’ to P7 for Kvyat
Daniil Kvyat led a double-points finish for Toro Rosso with P7 in the Monaco GP, despite describing himself as a “sitting duck” at the start.
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‘STR reassuring me and giving me confidence’
His first official outing in a F1 car began with a spin, however, since then Alexander Albon has been one of the revelations of this season – and he thanks Toro Rosso for that.
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Toro Rosso deserve better results says Albon
Alex Albon believes Toro Rosso deserve far better results after their worst start to a season since 2010.
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Kvyat befuddled by lack of pace
Losing pace between qualifying and the Baku Grand Prix, Daniil Kvyat has called on Toro Rosso to investigat what exactly went wrong.
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Kvyat: Friday practice isn’t needed
Covering just 10 laps on Friday in Azerbaijan, Daniil Kvyat sees no reason why Formula 1 should even bother with Friday practices, unless of course it is a brand new track.
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Tost happy with ‘very aggressive’ Albon
Franz Tost adviced Alexander Albon to be “very aggressive” in the Chinese Grand Prix, after all he was starting it from the pit lane.
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Tost hits out at Kvyat’s ‘unjustified’ penalty
Franz Tost says Daniil Kvyat’s Chinese GP penalty was “unjustified” as he feels Lando Norris played a role in the crash.
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Kvyat: Stewards agree the penalty was ‘harsh’
Daniil Kvyat claims the Chinese Grand Prix stewards agree that the penalty imposed on him for his first lap crash with both McLarens was “quite harsh”.
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Albon: From ‘worst driver’ to driver of the day
Alexander Albon marked a fantastic turnaround by clinching a point at the Chinese Grand Prix after starting from P20.
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Albon’s ‘silly’ crash due to being ‘too greedy’
Alexander Albon was beating himself up over his costly crash in FP3, which ruled him out of qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix.
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Gasly back to Toro Rosso ‘would not surprise’
Jacques Villeneuve believes a return to Toro Rosso could be on the cards for Pierre Gasly if he does not improve his form for Red Bull.
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Albon embraces Tost’s ‘don’t care’ motto
Alexander Albon is trying to keep the pressure at bay by taking a “don’t care” attitude to Formula 1.
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Albon ‘surprising’ Toro Rosso
Toro Rosso boss Franz Tost says that rookie Alexander Albon has surprised the team with his strong technical feedback.
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Tost denies Red Bull junior crisis
Toro Rosso team principal Franz Tost has denied any talk of a “crisis” within the Red Bull junior driver programme.
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Albon: It was like a fireball coming into my face
Alexander Albon says he had a drive through a “fireball” as the sparks flew off Lance Stroll’s damaged Racing Point at the start of Sunday’s Bahrain Grand Prix.
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Abiteboul told to ‘stop complaining’ about B-teams
Renault’s Cyril Abiteboul has been told to “stop complaining” about B-teams following criticism that came Toro Rosso’s way in Melbourne.
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Bahrain: FIA team principal press conference
Guenther Steiner, Zak Brown, Franz Tost and Frederic Vasseur speak with the press in Bahrain.
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Albon impressed with F1’s ’95 per cent’ racing
Adapting to life in Formula 1, Alexander Albon says what he learnt from Australia is that he can push harder in an F1 car than he could in Formula 2.
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Kvyat the unsung hero from the Australian GP
The world is talking about Valtteri Bottas’ domination; Ferrari’s woes, but what about the solid return for Toro Rosso’s Daniil Kvyat?
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Renault bemoan strength of ‘B-team’ outfits
Renault boss, Cyril Abiteboul, has bemoaned the strength of ‘B-team’ outfits such as Toro Rosso following the first day of action in Melbourne, Australia.
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Tost denies Bull’s junior programme ‘is in crisis’
Red Bull’s junior driver programme is not in “crisis”, says Franz Tost, despite having to call on past drivers for this year’s Toro Rosso line up.