Toro Rosso’s Brendon Hartley says he can 'hold my head high' in terms of his performances, even if he loses his Formula 1 seat at the end of 2018. Ex-Red Bull junior and WEC/Le Mans champion Hartley was drafted into Toro Rosso’s line-up at the back end of 2017 and retained his seat for this season, alongside Pierre Gasly. Hartley, though, has scored just a couple of points compared to the 26 amassed by Gasly, and Red Bull has explored alternatives for 2019, including a highly-publicised chase of McLaren junior Lando Norris. Hartley explained that this year has 'made me realise where my energy needs to be' and that 'it has made things a lot clearer for me on where my...
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