Toro Rosso's Brendon Hartley has defended his Formula 1 record, amid ongoing doubts regarding his future in the championship. Hartley’s place at Toro Rosso has been under scrutiny through most of 2018; Daniil Kvyat has already been re-signed for 2019, while ex-Red Bull junior and Formula 2 title contender Alexander Albon has been heavily linked to a seat. Hartley has only scored four points across his 23-race stint in Formula 1, compared to 29 amassed by team-mate Pierre Gasly, but has stressed that he has made gains through his first full campaign. 'I definitely have improved,' said Hartley. 'There was a lot to learn being a rookie, a somewhat old rookie at 28 years old but...
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