Daniel Ricciardo reckons Monaco owes him a win and the Australian is ready to cash in the debt on Sunday, the Red Bull driver, fastest in Thursday’s opening free practice with a record lap of 1:12.126 around the Mediterranean principality, is still sore at finishing runner-up in 2016 after taking pole position. “I feel one got away from me a few years ago. I’m going to have to work for it but I’m ready to win,” Ricciardo told reporters in Monte Carlo. He has already featured on the top step of the podium this season, in China in April, and former champions Red Bull arrived in the principality with a sense of expectation. Rivals have been talking up the chances of Ricciardo and...
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