Daniel Ricciardo admits the early signs for his 2020 Renault challenging car are good, but that success to him means drinking champagne out of his sweaty boot to celebrate a race win. Following the conclusion of the 2018 season, Ricciardo surprised the F1 world when he announced he would be leaving Red Bull for Renault in a deal that would make him the third-highest paid driver on the grid behind Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel. Article continues under video The big money move happened, but the desired success didn’t, as Renault’s aspirations to close the gap to the top three teams were hampered by McLaren, who eventually finished fourth. The Australian has seven race victories to...
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