Daniel Ricciardo feels he ‘got some redemption' after winning the Monaco Grand Prix despite having an engine issue for the majority of the race. The Australian controlled the whole weekend as he was fastest in every session and secured his second career pole at the Circuit de Monaco, but unlike in 2016, he found a way of staying in front until the chequered flag. Ricciardo got off the line well and held off the Scuderia Ferrari of Sebastian Vettel into the first corner and kept his led after the pitstops. “Wow, it still hasn’t sunk in,' said Ricciardo.  “It was a perfect weekend but a crazy race.  It’s such a long week and because I get so excited for this race, I find it...
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