Toro Rosso endured a bittersweet 66-lap Spanish Grand Prix, which eventually yielded one point for Daniel Ricciardo in 10th after Jean-Eric Vergne’s bad luck continued as he was forced into retirement after a collision with Nico Hulkenberg in the pits. However, the Italian outfit are remaining positive as they now look ahead to Monaco. Although the upgrades introduced to the car had a positive affect on the STR8 throughout the Spanish Grand Prix weekend, Toro Rosso were held back somewhat during the 66-lap race after several issues prevented the team from finishing higher up the order. After a poor start plagued by wheel spin, Daniel Ricciardo began to suffer from front grip and brake...
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