Daniel Ricciardo couldn't have endured a worse home race weekend if he tried, but insists he can take some positives from the race, namely team-mate Max Verstappen's relatively competitive pace. Ricciardo's weekend started with a qualifying crash, followed by a five-place grid penalty, but before he could even start the race he broke down on his way to the grid. His Red Bull team were able to get him going, but a pitlane start two laps down on the leader wasn't how Ricciardo imagined his home race playing out. 'It’s been a long week, don’t get me wrong, it's been fun but I feel bad for everyone, the fans, people supporting me,' he said after...
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