Daniel Ricciardo is ready to 'unlock the hidden Honey Badger' when he starts training for next season's new-look Formula One. The Australian, nicknamed after the cuddly but ferocious animal, finished third overall this year, the best of the rest behind the Mercedes pair, and said in a column for Red Bull he was looking forward to a harder off-season workout. The 2017 regulations, with wider tyres and revised aerodynamics, should make the cars faster through the corners and harder to handle, which puts more of a premium on driver strength. 'We'll have to change some things up in the preparation, and the in-season training will change too,' said Ricciardo. 'In the past few years we've...
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