Daniel Ricciardo has revealed that his defeat at the 2016 Monaco Grand Prix “haunted me for two years”, before he made amends with victory in the 2018 encounter. Ricciardo led from pole at the wet/dry 2016 race but a delay during the pits cost him track position to Lewis Hamilton, who went on to triumph, with Ricciardo following in second. Ricciardo went on to claim third in a 2017 event controlled by Ferrari before dominating the 2018 round – leading every on-track session – as he overcame a mid-race loss of power to register victory. ADVERTISEMENT “I’m not going to lie, Monaco 2016 haunted me for two years,” he wrote as part of his ‘Dan’s Diary’ series of columns,...
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