When Max Verstappen was promoted to take Daniil Kvyat's place ahead of the 2016 Spanish GP, Red Bull placed all their faith in F1's youngest and most sought-after driver in a move described as a "masterstroke" by Sky F1's Martin Brundle. And the decision also kickstarted a driver pairing which team boss Christian Horner insisted was the strongest on the grid with Verstappen joining Daniel Ricciardo in an exciting and dynamic line-up. Verstappen was the record-breaking rising star, Ricciardo was the smiling assassin who had seen off Sebastian Vettel but struggled against Kvyat. Martin Brundle on Red Bull's "masterstroke"Christian Horner's Q&A from Spain 2016When's...
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