The Scuderia Toro Rosso F1 team are looking to break into the top five in 2017, having enjoyed its least disruptive pre-season so far. Instability has always been an issue with the Faenza based squad, often being used as a Launchpad for any drivers its sister team Red Bull Racing want to bring into F1, as well as being hit by the engine woes of Renault and their disagreement with the Milton Keynes based squad in 2015, which saw a last minute decision from Toro Rosso to go with 2015 specification Scuderia Ferrari engines. That proved a bad decision for the Dietrich Mateschitz owned squad, who were held back in the latter part of the 2016 season, due to the power deficit from not being able...
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