Toro Rosso's Brendon Hartley rues a bad start at the Japanese Grand Prix which he feels cost him the chance of a points finish in Honda's home race. Having put his STR13 a career-best sixth-place in mixed weather conditions during qualifying, Hartley aimed for a haul of points in Suzuka to give his season a big boost as he continues to fight for his seat with the team for 2019. The New Zealander puts his poor early pace in the race down to overheated tyres which were a cause of his poor start which was a result of a lot of wheelspin as he got away from his grid slot. 'It was a disappointing day for everyone at Toro Rosso,' said the Kiwi. 'We had two cars starting sixth and seventh,...
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