Daniil Kvyat talks Toro Rosso, pranks, tennis rivalries and the moment he knew he wanted to be a racing driver in the latest of our quick-fire '10 Minutes with...' interviews.
Daniel Ricciardo: If I win yeah [I will do a 'Shoey']. If it is just a second or third probably not now. But for a victory, I'd expect to see a few people do it with me!
Daniel Ricciardo: Yes, absolutely [I'm upset to be beaten by Verstappen], I wanted a perfect season with qualifying, so I am a little bit pissed off with that. But it happens. I will just stab someone tomorrow! No, seriously, I will!
Max Verstappen: I am next to a very experienced driver [Ricciardo] and I think he is probably one of the best on the grid. So to be that close in my third race, I think many people start to forget that.
As harsh as it seems, Red Bull Racing's timing and reasons for promoting Max Verstappen are spot on... and it could prove beneficial for Daniil Kvyat too.
Red Bull Racing announces it is promoting Max Verstappen to its team from Toro Rosso with immediate effect from the Spanish GP, replacing Daniil Kvyat.
Sebastian Vettel: I don't have words to describe how incredible it is to retain the F1 Drivers' Championship for another year, I would like to say a huge thank you to the team and everyone who supported me.
By any standards, Sebastian Vettel is having a phenomenal season in F1. But he's not taking it for granted, and seemed more wistful and philosophical than celebratory after his latest win.
Thursday FIA press conference from Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium with Jules Bianchi (Marussia), Charles Pic (Caterham), Giedo van der Garde (Caterham), Jean-Eric Vergne (Toro Rosso), Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull Racing) and Romain Grosjean (Lotus).