Starting the Italian GP from the front row, Daniel Ricciardo believes the summer break has played a big part in his return to form. It's an overused terms, but surely 'rollercoaster' is the only way to explain the first half of Daniel Ricciardo's 2021 season. On arrival at McLaren, many expected the experienced, race-winning Aussie to put younger teammate Lando Norris in his place and become the de facto team leader. However, the opposite has been true, Norris has risen to the occasion while Ricciardo has struggled, almost from the outset. Since returning from the summer break however, the Australian has been showing signs of his old self, culminating in a strong, determined performance in...
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