McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl says Daniel Ricciardo's Monaco struggles were driver-related, backed up by their data. Ricciardo has struggled to adapt to his MCL35M since joining McLaren for the 2021 campaign, but the Monaco Grand Prix was a serious backwards step for the Australian as he emphatically lagged behind his team-mate Lando Norris throughout the weekend. After suffering Q2 elimination, Ricciardo suggested his lack of pace must have been down to the car. Those comments did not irk Seidl though, quite the opposite, for he loves to see emotion like that from a driver. “First of all, one reason why I love the sport, and why you guys love this sport, is because it’s a...
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