Daniel Ricciardo is targeting Renault’s first F1 podium finish since 2011 at the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix – with his sights trained on Nico Hulkenberg. Outside of the dominant Mercedes duo who locked out the front row of the grid at Silverstone, P3 was anyone’s with Red Bull failing to live up to their widely-perceived status as best of the rest. Instead, it was Hulkenberg who proved to be the surprise package for Racing Point, standing in for Sergio Perez who has tested positive for COVID-19. Then came Max Verstappen in the Red Bull, followed by Ricciardo who was “stoked” with his P5. The Australian certainly fancies his chances of ‘doing a shoey’ (drinking champagne from...
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