Daniel Ricciardo Red Bull Racing's Daniel Ricciardo suggests that while Formula 1's new halo device is confronting now, in time we'll get used to it. The Australian believes it's far from the most radical change to cars in recent years, and that as the season progresses it will become a non-issue. Introduced in an effort to further protect drivers' heads from impact during crashes, the halo device won out over a proposed aeroscreen design similar to that tested by IndyCar. Made from titanium, the halo is a standard part across all teams, which are then allowed to add fairings in an effort to reduce the negative aerodynamic impact it has in terms of the car's cooling and rear wing...
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