Daniel Ricciardo was left confused and frustrated at the end of the British Grand Prix by his McLaren's depressed pace as he had no clear explanation for the deficit. While McLaren teammate Lando Norris enjoyed a reasonably good race at Silverstone where the Briton finished sixth, Ricciardo once again endorsed the role of second fiddle. From P14 on the grid, the Aussie spent the bulk of his lonely afternoon outside of the top ten, ultimately crossing the checkered flag in 13th position after what he described as "a pretty poor race". "Zero pace," a frustrated Ricciardo told the media at the end of the day. "A little bit like Barcelona where I didn’t seem to...
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