Daniel Ricciardo has said he's not ready to commit to a long-term future at Enstone, saying that the Renault factory team first has to prove itself capable of being 'the rest of the rest'. “I expect to see signs: I would like the team fighting with McLaren for fourth place in the constructors," he told Italy's Corriere della Sera this week. Ricciardo is currently on a two-year contract with the team which expires at the end of 2020. He said that he's not interested in discussing an extension at this point. “For now the answer is no, but not out of distrust of Renault,” he said. “I want to wait for the second part of the season. Ricciardo eyes McLaren as role model for Renault...
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