Toro Rosso's Dany Kvyat says Alex Albon's debut with Red Bull at Spa was nothing to write home about despite the praise lavished on the rookie. From a low position on the grid at the Belgian Grand Prix, Albon drove a steady race to finish fifth, receiving in the process a big accolade from Red Bull team boss Christian Horner. But Kvyat - who was snubbed by Red Bull as a replacement for Pierre Gasly following the Frenchman's demotion - played down Albon's performance, insisting the British-Thai racer could not get the upper hand over the Russian for the better part of 36 laps despite his superior equipment. Albon hoping for 'a lot less noise' at Monza "I don’t know why you call it...
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