Toro Rosso have unveiled their 2019 Formula 1 car, saying it owes a lot to last year's Red Bull. Red Bull's junior team are this year taking advantage of new rules allowing teams to buy parts from rivals. US-based Haas have led on this approach since 2016 and Toro Rosso see it as a way to better use resources. The team have a new driver line-up with the return of Russian Daniil Kvyat and a debut for UK-born Thai Alexander Albon. Team boss Franz Tost said he did not want to set any targets for Toro Rosso but Honda's F1 technical director Toyoharu Tanabe said Red Bull's engine partner was aiming to "achieve better results than in 2018 for both teams". Toro Rosso finished ninth in...
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