Daniel Ricciardo felt his RB14 had much better pace than the result of the French Grand Prix warranted, with damage to his front wing making him easy picking for Kimi Räikkönen in the closing laps at the Circuit Paul Ricard. The Aston Martin Red Bull Racing ace was within eight seconds of the race leader Lewis Hamilton in the first stint of the Grand Prix but the damage to the wing saw him lose performance and time, leaving him unable to defend from Scuderia Ferrari’s Räikkönen, with the Finn claiming the final spot on the podium as a result. Ricciardo admitted it was disappointing to lose out on the top three finish, with the Australian finishing more than half a minute away from...
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