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8th May 2014, 20:30
Daniil Kvyat has been one of the early stars of 2014, belying his relative inexperience to score points in three of the opening four Grands Prix - and breaking Sebastian Vettel's record as the youngest points finisher in the process.
Toro Rosso boss Franz Tost believes the Russian is destined for greatness, as he reflects on the team's progress heading into this weekend's race in Barcelona...
Q: Franz, what have you made of your team's first four races? From the outside, impressions seem to be better than actual results. How is it for you?
Franz Tost: I wouldn't say that the actual result is not there because we have scored points - or at least one point - everywhere apart from Bahrain, and that is always the target. Of course it is more favourable scoring multiple points - as many as possible! The team has done a reasonably good job so far, but of course if you analyse the races afterwards you could think
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Toro Rosso boss Franz Tost believes the Russian is destined for greatness, as he reflects on the team's progress heading into this weekend's race in Barcelona...
Q: Franz, what have you made of your team's first four races? From the outside, impressions seem to be better than actual results. How is it for you?
Franz Tost: I wouldn't say that the actual result is not there because we have scored points - or at least one point - everywhere apart from Bahrain, and that is always the target. Of course it is more favourable scoring multiple points - as many as possible! The team has done a reasonably good job so far, but of course if you analyse the races afterwards you could think
More... (http://www.formula1.com/news/interviews/2014/5/15790.html)