Red Bull will appeal Daniel Ricciardo's Australian disqualification in Paris on Monday, confident they have a "very strong case." Ricciardo raced to second place in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, a moment to savour for the Aussie driver. However, hours later his joy turned to disappointment. Disqualified after his RB10 was found to have "consistently exceed" the maximum allowed fuel flow rate of 100 kilograms per hour. Red Bull argued that the problem lay with the sensors provided by the FIA and they therefore chose to use their own. Motorsport's governing body, though, insists that no sensor except the ones they supply are permitted, adding that Red Bull had...
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