Red Bull rekindled memories of their pomp at the Singapore Grand Prix, but team driver Daniel Ricciardo doesn't expect a three-way tussle for the Formula One world championship just yet. The Milton Keynes-based outfit went into the weekend with their sights set squarely on victory, as the tight twists of the 23-turn Marina Bay street circuit played to their strengths. Ricciardo couldn't quite pull off the triumph he had been coveting, instead finishing second for the third year in a row, while teammate Max Verstappen was wiped out in a first-corner crash within seconds of the start. But Red Bull, who won four straight drivers' and constructors' titles at the turn of the decade, did find a...
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