Who will ever forget the sight of poor Daniel Ricciardo on the Monaco podium last year, despite having finished second the normally effervescent Australian clutched his trophy looking like a little boy who'd just been told there is no such thing as Father Christmas. That time around, as the Australian, who had started from pole, appeared to be heading for certain victory, he pitted only to find that his team was unprepared and as the mad scramble to get his tyres began so his race hopes rapidly evaporated - this coming two weeks after another strategic error cost him dearly in Spain. Sadly, despite Christian Horner's assurances, yesterday, a strategic error by the team cost Ricciardo any...
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