Daniil Kvyat said he rejected a contract with Ferrari only to find out he had lost his Red Bull seat a few months later.
Having come through the Red Bull junior driver programme, the Russian managed just one full season with the team before being moved on in 2016.
While Verstappen’s star was rising, Kvyat’s was moving in the other direction. Following his demotion, he moved back to Toro Rosso only to lose his seat there in 2017 with six races to go to Pierre Gasly.
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