Renault's Daniel Ricciardo says he simply didn't have the pace to protect his P3 position against Red Bull's Alex Albon in his final stint in Sunday's Tuscan Grand Prix Riccardo steered clear of the chaos and mayhem that engulfed Sunday's race at Mugello, almost unassumingly holding his own among the top six in an event marked multiple crashes and no less that three red flags and standing starts. By lap 44, the Aussie had managed to cycle his way into the top three, even sneaking himself into P2 after a pitstop by Valtteri Bottas. However, the Finn quickly regained his position after the final restart, leaving Ricciardo to fend off Albon until the British-Thai driver's superior pace...
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