Andreas Seidl says it is not surprising that the drivers, including McLaren's Daniel Ricciardo, who swapped teams in the off season are finding life difficult. McLaren was one of seven teams to change its driver line-up ahead of this year's championship, signing Ricciardo to replace the Ferrari-bound Carlos Sainz. The Aussie has made a solid, but not spectacular, start to his time with McLaren, scoring in both the Bahrain and Emilia Romagna races. In both, though, he was beaten by his team-mate Lando Norris. The Brit was voted ‘Driver of the Day' by F1 fans for his Imola performance, where he took third place after an decision early in the race from McLaren to order Ricciardo to let...
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