Toro Rosso driver Daniil Kvyat has said he wants to meet with the Chinese Grand Prix stewards to discuss his drive-through penalty as he feels it was unfair. The Russian was involved in a three-car clash at the start of the race which saw him and McLaren's Lando Norris sandwich the second McLaren of Carlos Sainz at Turn 6, throwing Norris' car onto two wheels and causing damage to all three which prompted a Virtual Safety Car to clear the debris. Kvyat was deemed to have been at fault and was hit with a drive-through penalty. He went on to later retire from the race, as did Norris, whilst Sainz finished outside the points in 14th. Kvyat believes without the contact there was a lot...
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