McLaren’s Daniel Ricciardo has conceded that he is at a loss to explain why his pace went missing at the Spanish Grand Prix, and he described his race as “sad.” Ricciardo out-qualified team-mate Lando Norris for the first time this season when he got into the top 10 while Norris was bumped out having seen his last Q2 lap invalidated because of a track limits infringement. However, the Australian fell back during the race, and he was quickly dispatched by Norris, who was also suffering from tonsillitis all through Sunday. READ: Teams may have to stop bringing upgrades after the Canadian GP Ricciardo would come across the line to finish down in 13th, while Norris achieved an impressive...
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