Daniel Ricciardo admitted to a difficult opening day at the Hungarian Grand Prix as he struggled to find the pace to rise above seventh on the practice timesheets. While team-mate Sebastian Vettel – who has more often than not had to play second fiddle to his new colleague this year – claimed third place for Red Bull, behind the two Mercedes drivers, Ricciardo confessed that he could not find the right set-up to drag pace from his RB10. “It was challenging, and I don't think we found too many positives for today,” he sighed, “I think we'll find some tonight as, obviously, Seb had a better day, but, on my side, we struggled a bit. We tried to find the pace but it wasn't there...
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