Daniel Ricciardo has admitted that Renault aren't where they want to be after the constructor scored just one top ten finish from the opening two sessions of the Mexican Grand Prix weekend. The team's best finish from FP1 and FP2 was Nico Hulkenberg's P9 in the second practice session. Ricciardo himself made some improvements from FP1 shedding over a second off his time in FP2. Despite making improvements in terms of lap times, Ricciardo admitted that he struggled a bit during the first session and although he recognised the progress, he's aware of the job at hand. “We struggled a bit today for balance on the car," Ricciardo said in Renault's Friday review. "I wasn’t...
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